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Recommended for lower grades! A fun, educational quiz for elementary school students

Lively and curious lower-elementary school children are still in the process of discovering the world and are interested in all sorts of things.

They also love playing with friends, and this is a time when doing fun things together is especially enjoyable.

So here, we’re introducing quizzes for elementary school kids that lower graders can enjoy while learning.

Quizzes don’t just build knowledge—they also give kids chances to laugh and think together with friends.

Please use this as a guide to help nurture the seeds of their curiosity!

Recommended for lower grades! Fun and educational quizzes for elementary school students (11–20)

English Color-Coding Quiz

[English・For Kids] Color Sorting Quiz 🦁 Learn While Having Fun! <Miraico English>
English Color-Coding Quiz

You’ll feel so refreshed when you figure out the answers! Here are some ideas for a color-coding quiz that uses English.

It’s perfect for people who are good at English or want to deepen their knowledge.

Try the challenge with friends or with a parent/guardian.

The video features cute puppet characters and illustrations, so it’s likely to capture children’s interest too.

Aim for a perfect score and work together to solve them!

Vegetable Quiz

Life Studies 'Vegetable Quiz 1' — Whose vegetable belly is it? — 2nd Grade Elementary School
Vegetable Quiz

It’s great for food education too! Let me introduce some vegetable quiz ideas.

When you hear “vegetables,” what comes to mind? Vegetables contain a variety of nutrients, right? This time, let’s try a quiz about familiar vegetables.

For example, alongside a question like “Which vegetable’s belly is this?” an illustration of a vegetable is shown.

Only the center part is displayed, not the whole vegetable, so use your imagination as you give it a try.

It’s a humorous and fun quiz!

Guess the animal by its sound

Guess the Animal by Its Sound! Kids Quiz #shorts
Guess the animal by its sound

Do you know it? Let me introduce an idea for a “Guess the animal by its call” game.

Animals have all kinds of characteristics—how they look, where they live, their favorite foods, and what they’re good at.

Among all those charms, let’s try a quiz that focuses on their calls.

You can take on the challenge by yourself, but it could be fun to play with family or friends too! Compete with each other and aim for a perfect score! It’s a unique quiz idea with an animal theme.

Volume Unit Quiz

[Volume of Water] Units that represent volume ♦ mL ♦ dL ♦ L ♦ 2nd Grade Math
Volume Unit Quiz

When expressing the volume of water, we use units such as mL, dL, and L.

If your child has had a math lesson on measuring liquid volume, have them actually pour water into a measuring cup and answer, in a quiz-like format, how much is inside.

If you have several cups with markings, ask them to add the amounts—how much do you get when you combine this cup and that cup? Also, these units change as the quantity increases.

Along with the amount of water, study how the units convert—for example, 10 dL becomes 1 L, and 100 mL becomes 1 dL.

Number fill-in-the-blank puzzle

[Math Quiz] Overseas-style? Fill-in-the-blanks equations! #math #braintraining #iqtest
Number fill-in-the-blank puzzle

Let’s try creating equations that lead to a predetermined answer! For example, suppose we have an equation like ○ + ○ + ○ = 20.

What numbers should we put in the circles to make the answer 20? You can provide a few choices of numbers to pick from, or leave it open and let people fill in any numbers they like.

In this problem of creating equations, it’s also recommended to adjust the difficulty—for instance, by changing the arithmetic operators in between, increasing the number of circles, or using decimals and fractions.

Telling Time Quiz

[How to Read the Clock Quiz] What time is it? 1st Grade Elementary Kindergarten ◉Learning Time ◉Reading the Clock ◉What’s the Time? ◉Learning the Clock
Telling Time Quiz

To be able to quickly say what time it is when you look at a clock, let’s learn how to read clocks properly using a quiz format! If you have a toy clock with movable hour and minute hands, try using it.

First, keep the minute hand fixed at the 12 and move only the hour hand, answering what hour it shows.

Once you get used to that, start moving the minute hand as well so you can answer the exact time, down to the minutes.

Also, try some applied quizzes like: “What time will it be ○ minutes from now?” and “What time was it ○ minutes ago?”

Recommended for lower grades! Fun and educational quizzes for elementary school students (21–30)

Funny Animal Trivia Quiz

Animal Quiz! Introducing 10 fun trivia questions!
Funny Animal Trivia Quiz

Perfect for elementary school kids who love animals! Here are 10 fun trivia quizzes that will make you want to say, “Wow!” You’ll meet all kinds of creatures, from cute animals to some surprising ones.

There are trick questions too, so adults can enjoy them together—guaranteed to be a hit! Try the quiz with your family and friends and have fun competing to see who knows the most about animals.

Even adults can enjoy learning surprising animal secrets through the quiz—things you might think you know, but actually don’t!