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

Onomatopoeia Quiz

[Quiz Play] Try an onomatopoeia game with the kids!

Children often learn words through onomatopoeia and mimetic expressions—like saying “wan-wan” for dogs or “vroom-vroom” for cars.

Let’s make language acquisition fun by turning these into a quiz: an Onomatopoeia Quiz! Prepare a few dozen cards, each with a picture on the back—like a picture of “wind” behind “soyoso” (gentle breeze) and an “ambulance” behind “pii-poo pii-poo” (siren).

Then just show the cards and run the quiz.

Once they get used to it, try the reverse: show the picture of “wind” and have them say “soyoso.” It’s a very natural activity that helps learning without any stress.

What sound is this?

[Quiz] What sound is this? 2

It’s a quiz where you listen to a sound and guess what it is.

Even sounds you hear all the time can become unrecognizable when you hear them on their own.

For example, the sound of putting ice in a glass, opening a door, or opening an umbrella—everyday sounds can be especially tricky.

The world is full of sounds, so you’ll never run out of material for the quiz.

Try collecting a variety of sounds and making your own quiz.

If it’s for children, it’s a good idea to prepare some hints.

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I wonder what animal’s voice it is?

What animal sound could it be? A sound-guessing quiz with Rilorilo! [Iroriro Official]

Animals appear frequently in picture books, nursery rhymes, and cartoons, so they feel familiar to children.

So how about trying an animal sound quiz during the thank-you party’s quiz time? Gather sounds that everyone knows—like dogs, cats, pigs, and cows—along with those of animals whose calls are surprisingly unfamiliar, and turn them into a quiz.

It will be a fun time that leads to new discoveries and knowledge for the kids.

For tougher questions, adding video hints or making the answers multiple-choice will make it easier for children to respond.

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Who’s Singing? Quiz

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We did a “Who’s singing?” quiz at the March birthday party ✨ Everyone, make your guesses in the comments and tell us the number!Arima Shirayuri KindergartenKawasaki CityAspiring childcare workerAspiring childcare worker

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Stand on stage with a few people holding microphones, and when the music starts, sing.

However, only one person on stage should actually sing; everyone else should just pretend to sing.

Have the audience guess who is really singing.

Since speaking voices and singing voices can sound different, they’ll need to listen carefully.

The singers can be teachers or children, and it might be fun to involve parents as well.

Choose songs that everyone knows, like nursery rhymes, and enjoy!

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Quiz! Halloween Sketchbook Theater

[Quiz] Halloween Sketchbook Theater | With crafts to enjoy origins and pretend play | Ages 1–5 | For Nurseries and Kindergartens

Don’t actually know it!? Let’s enjoy the event while having fun learning with children about the origins and meaning of Halloween! Some parents and teachers might feel a jolt when asked about the origins of Halloween.

Let’s learn the origins together with the kids using a sketchbook theater.

Knowing the meaning behind the event can spark interest in the world and deepen engagement with the celebration.

This sketchbook theater can be enjoyed by infants through preschoolers, so it’s perfect both as an introduction and as the main feature of a Halloween event!

Halloween 10-Question Quiz!

[Educational: For Children] Halloween True-or-False Quiz (O/X Quiz) #Great for Brain Training Too!

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!

Halloween trivia quiz

[Quiz] Halloween Trivia 1! A Fun Learning Video with the Professor [Okashina After School]

There are three questions in total! Try aiming for a perfect score.

This quiz features three questions about Halloween, and it’s nice that each one offers four choices.

Even if you don’t know the answers at first, you can pick up fun facts about Halloween and vegetables through the quiz.

By hosting it with clear explanations and a cheerful tone, it’s likely to spark children’s curiosity and spirit of inquiry.

It’s a great activity to include for Halloween, a once-a-year event.