Recommended for upper elementary grades! A fun quiz for elementary school students where you can learn while enjoying yourself

English “What am I?” Quiz

[English / For Kids] What’s This? Quiz 🦁 Let’s Learn While Having Fun! <Miraico English>

Recommended for those who want to improve their English! Here are some ideas for a “What’s this in English?” quiz.

It’s perfect for people interested in the world or eager to learn English.

The video uses plenty of photos and illustrations, so it should be easy to capture children’s interest.

There are three questions in total, and you can learn spelling and pronunciation, making it great to fit into small pockets of time.

By practicing repeatedly, this quiz idea seems likely to boost your English skills!

English Color-Coding Quiz

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

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

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!

Spot the Difference Quiz

Spot the Difference Quiz | Difficulty: Hard | Brain training with cute classic-art illustrations for kids and adults! [Anti-aging, Boost Focus, For Adults, For Kids] | This time’s painting: “Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I” by Klimt

Here are some ideas for a spot-the-difference quiz using famous paintings.

Many of you might be good at these puzzles, right? Compare two images and find the differences! A spot-the-difference theme based on masterpieces can help build concentration and observation skills.

The quiz challenges you to find five differences within a 90-second time limit.

Try aiming for a perfect score by looking at the picture as a whole and also scrutinizing the small details.

You might be on your way to becoming a spot-the-difference master!

Disaster Preparedness Quiz

Disaster Preparedness Outreach Lecture #11: A Disaster Quiz for Elementary School Students to Learn Together

Learn with a quiz! Here are some ideas for disaster-prevention quizzes.

If you acquire knowledge to protect yourself from disasters like earthquakes and fires, you’ll be able to act without hesitation when the time comes.

This time, let’s deepen our learning through a disaster-prevention quiz.

For example, a question might be: “What is the most important thing to do first when an earthquake occurs?” You can choose your answer from three options, so pick the one closest to what you think.

It’s an important quiz that helps protect lives!

Difficult Riddle Quiz

[Riddle Quiz] The tricky riddles were way too hard…

Take your time and think it through before answering! Here are some ideas for challenging riddle quizzes.

These tough riddles are perfect for people who love playing with riddles or are bored with easy questions.

For example, there’s a question like: “You can see fish swimming at an aquarium.

Where can you see animals that are standing still?” Even if you’re worried you might not solve them, don’t worry—hints are provided so you can try with confidence.

Loosen up your thinking and give it a challenge!

Music Quiz

Music Quiz

Let’s learn musical notes and symbols! Here are some fun music quiz ideas.

Musical scores, which you see when playing instruments or singing, are filled with various notes and symbols.

This time, let’s try a quiz about them.

For example, there are questions like “Which one is the bass clef?” and “Which one is the half note?” You can choose the answer from three options, so it looks like you can deepen your learning while taking on the quiz!