Popular quizzes at daycares and kindergartens. Perfect ideas for performances/activities.

Who am I? Quiz

Who am I? Quiz [Childcare Toolkit] #94

The curiosity that blooms when children are learning lots of words and things is probably an innate trait.

Let’s turn that curiosity and the feeling of “I want to know!” into a fun game.

The “Who am I? Quiz” is a game where you reach the answer using small, gradually revealed clues.

For example, you might give hints that circle around the answer, like “I am red,” “I am food,” and “I’m not big,” to lead the child to the answer: a strawberry.

Start with familiar categories like animals and foods.

It might be fun to make it a daily habit, like doing three questions every morning!

Hat Quiz

Uniforms and caps are like symbols that represent professions.

It’s very important to learn this from a young age.

Here, we present a quiz where you guess the occupation from the hat or headgear.

Some are quite challenging because the hats look very similar.

Adults who get nervous around security guards thinking they’re police officers might not get it either.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Sea Creatures Quiz

Sea Creatures Quiz ★ Aquarium ★ Kids’ Animation ★ Educational Video for Babies & Toddlers ★ Aquarium / Sea Creatures Animation for Kids

Many families go to the aquarium in summer, don’t they? The ocean is full of creatures that fascinate children, like penguins, sea otters, dolphins, and crabs.

Some parents may have been bombarded with questions like “What’s this?” when they visited.

In that case, why not try a sea creature quiz? You could ask something like “Which one is the dolphin?” or turn the animals’ habits into quiz questions.

The kids are sure to love it.

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Silhouette Quiz

[Silhouette Quiz] What could this be? (Demonstration/Question): Chidori Nursery School @ Chiba City Authorized Nursery School

Shadow puppet shows are also broadcast on NHK television, aren’t they? Precisely because there’s no color—because it’s black and white—it draws you in more and more.

How about using that shadow-theater concept for a “food silhouette quiz”? Just draw large shapes like an apple or ramen on black construction paper and cut them out along the lines—prep done.

If you use black paper to make the questions, you won’t need to darken the room like you would for shadow theater.

With a bit of creativity, it could even work for a class presentation.

Once you’re used to food items, try an animals or vehicles version too!