[Childcare] Fun quiz collection to enjoy in November!
November brings a stronger chill and a real sense of winter.
After October’s Halloween and before December’s Christmas, November tends to be a quiet month for big events.
But it’s also when many vegetables and fruits are in season, and there are plenty of autumn insects—great things for children to learn about.
So this time, we’re introducing quizzes you can enjoy in November.
We hope these quizzes spark children’s curiosity and interest in topics like November holidays and seasonal foods.
If you present the questions alongside illustrations, it might be even more engaging!
Give it a try!
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[Childcare] Fun quizzes to enjoy in November! Collection (11–20)
Which of the following is a type of dragonfly commonly seen in autumn?
- blue dragonfly
- red dragonfly
- white dragonfly
See the answer
red dragonfly
Red dragonflies are mainly seen in November. They spend the summer in the mountains and move down to the lowlands when it cools in autumn. Since dragonflies often fly close to the ground, they’re relatively easy for children to catch. When the weather turns cooler, be sure to look for them in parks and outdoors!
Halloween 10-Question Quiz!
Let’s try a quiz about Halloween! Here are some lively quiz ideas that you can use as an introduction or the main activity for a Halloween event at a daycare.
The answers are true or false, so even infants can enjoy participating.
There are 10 questions in total, but you could add more or increase the difficulty for preschool-aged children.
Kids can have fun while learning about Halloween, making it a great educational activity too.
Be sure to try it out on this occasion!
Perfect for Halloween! A World Ghost Quiz
When we think of ghosts and monsters in Japan, we picture things like the paper umbrella ghost (karakasa-obake) or ghosts with long hair wearing white clothes.
But in countries around the world, the most well-known ghosts and monsters can be quite different.
Take the opportunity of Halloween to learn the names of ghosts and monsters from various countries! You might even find some you already know.
At the end of the quiz, asking the kids how many they got right could really liven things up.
It’s a great chance to learn about the differences between Japan and the rest of the world!
What is this picture book?
How many questions can you get right? Here’s an idea for a “What’s this picture book?” game.
In daycare, children encounter all kinds of picture books every day—teachers’ recommendations, personal favorites, friends’ favorites, and even books popular with the infant class.
This time, let’s hold a quiz tournament using the picture books at the daycare.
A nice bonus is that teachers can customize how they present the questions! It can also be a chance to nurture memory by seeing how well children remember the characters and stories.
Give it a try on this occasion.
In conclusion
We shared a quiz themed around November.
Since November is just before winter and full of seasonal foods, it would be great if kids become interested in seasonal ingredients through the quiz.
Feel free to use it before events or activities, or even in small pockets of free time!