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

Vehicle sound guessing quiz

Vehicle Quiz!! (Sound Guessing Quiz)

You’ll hear sounds from trains and working vehicles.

Images will appear, and you have to guess which vehicle the sound belongs to.

Adults might not recognize some sounds, like sirens.

It’s a quiz that’s likely to be especially exciting for boys.

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Odd one out quiz

Sea Creatures Quiz for Toddlers and Kids! Educational video that boosts thinking skills while playing [3 minutes a day]. Brain exercise, odd-one-out picture search, learning game, educational app, free materials, daily drills for toddlers. First spot-the-difference for ages 2, 3, and 4.

An odd-one-out game where you find an item from a different category among many.

This is also a popular quiz game.

If you’re doing it in a kindergarten, how about using illustrations instead of written or difficult quizzes? Like a spot-the-difference game, you can mix in just one different item within the picture, which makes finding it fun.

It helps maintain the children’s focus and lets them experience the joy of discovery—making it a very enjoyable quiz game!

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Vegetable Quiz

Vegetable Quiz ★ Can you guess the names of the vegetables? ★ Kids’ animation ★ Educational video for babies and toddlers ★ Vegetables animation for kids

It’s a quiz where images of various vegetables appear and you’re asked, “Which one is XX?” You choose the correct one from the images and answer.

It’s a fun way to learn vegetable names together while playing.

There are a total of five questions.

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Hiragana Rearrangement Quiz

Riddle Quiz for Kids (up to Lower Elementary Grades)

A game that collects quizzes and riddles that can be answered with simple hiragana words.

Questions include things like, “What kind of bump appears when you’re happy?” and “What food do dads dislike?” Even problems that might seem tough for adults could inspire kids to use their imagination and come up with wildly unexpected answers.

Depending on the responses, it can also be a chance to learn how children usually think about things, which could be educational for adults too.

When doing the quizzes and riddles, teachers taking on unique character roles will likely make the atmosphere even more lively.

Animal Sound Quiz

Can You Guess the Animal Sounds? | Educational Video for Kids

Here’s the familiar animal sound quiz.

There are lots of animals, but in this quiz you listen only to the sounds and guess which animal it is.

The teacher can do impressions, or you can prepare actual animal sounds for the kids to answer—either works well.

If you make it a multiple-choice quiz and mix in some slightly tricky animal calls, it will spark their curiosity and make for an even better experience! It’s also perfect as prep before a field trip or a visit from a mobile petting zoo.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Juice Flavor Guessing Quiz

Let's guess blindfolded! Juice flavor guessing game!

Have you ever had the surprising experience of taking a sip of what you thought was barley tea, only to find out it was somen dipping sauce? There are probably more things than we realize—like juice with no real fruit or shaved ice syrup—that we judge by appearance and imagine the taste before eating or drinking.

This is a game where you guess what a beverage is while blindfolded.

I have a feeling it’ll be trickier than expected and really liven things up.

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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Fruit Cross-Section Quiz

[Fruit Cross-Section Quiz] ☆An animated video babies and toddlers will love☆ What fruit is this? Guess the fruit from its cut surface!

To prevent kids from choking, we often serve their food cut into small pieces when they’re little, right? How about turning those cut surfaces into a quiz? We’ll call it the “Fruit Cross-Section Quiz.” Even with the same apple, slicing it horizontally versus vertically gives a very different impression.

A lengthwise cut of a banana might feel surprisingly fresh too, since you don’t usually see it.

Even familiar fruits like strawberries and mandarins can be hard to recognize once they’re cut.

Once you’ve covered the popular ones, try moving on to more unusual fruits like starfruit and passion fruit!