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

Proverb fill-in-the-blank quiz

Proverb Fill-in-the-Blank Quiz: 20 Questions | Level 2 | Let’s Learn Proverbs ◉ 20 Questions in Total ◉ Idioms ◉ Proverbs ◉ 3rd Grade Elementary ◉ Japanese Language

Let’s complete some proverbs! Here are ideas for a fill-in-the-blank proverb quiz.

A proverb refers to a short phrase passed down through the ages that conveys a lesson or satire.

This time, let’s try a proverb quiz in a fill-in-the-blank format.

For example, a question like “Mi kara deta 〇〇” (“You reap what you sow”) is presented, and you answer the word that goes in the blank.

There are 20 questions in total, and each question has a 5-second time limit.

Give it a try!

Food Education Quiz

Let's try! Food Education Quiz — Breakfast Edition

A quiz about meals and ingredients! Here are some ideas for food education quizzes.

Shokuiku (food education) is said to be activities that nurture mental and physical health and cultivate rich humanity through food.

This time, let’s take on a food education quiz and deepen our knowledge.

There are five questions in total about breakfast! You can choose the answer from three options, so take your time and think it through as you try.

It’s a wonderful quiz that teaches the importance of meals.

It might be fun to give it to your friends or family, too.

Animal English Quiz

[For Elementary School Students] Try the Animal English Quiz! Animal English Quiz

Let’s give it a try! Here are some ideas for an animal-themed English quiz.

These quiz ideas are recommended for people who are interested in English or want to improve their English skills.

For example, it includes questions like, “What is ‘neko’ in English?” In the second half, there are also multiple-choice questions where you choose from four options.

Since the questions follow the theme of animals, it might be perfect for animal lovers, too.

Be sure to give it a try!

Aquarium Creature Quiz

[For Elementary School Students] Amazing if You Can Answer!! Aquarium Creature Quiz, Part 1

Learn with quizzes! Here are some ideas for aquarium creature quizzes.

The questions focus on animals found in aquariums.

There are some slightly challenging questions that even adults might struggle to answer, but it’s great that you can deepen your learning through the quiz.

For example, you might see a question like, “Which animal in the aquarium holds hands when it sleeps?” Each answer comes with an explanation, so you’ll really build your knowledge.

Give it a try!

Japan Map Quiz

Japan Map Quiz: Learn the names of Japan’s prefectures with a map!

Memorize the names of Japan’s prefectures! Here are some ideas for a Japan map quiz.

Japan has 47 prefectures, right? This time, let’s challenge ourselves with a Japan map quiz while looking at a map.

On a green map of Japan, one location will be highlighted in red.

Try saying the answer out loud within the 3-second time limit.

If 3 seconds feels too fast, you can pause the video.

By attempting the questions repeatedly, you’ll likely remember both the locations and their names!

What instrument is hiding?

Kids Music/Instrument Quiz 3 ~ What’s the hidden instrument?

A music-themed quiz! Let me introduce an idea called “What’s the hidden instrument?” Some of you might be taking lessons where you get to handle instruments, or simply love music.

This hide-and-seek quiz with instruments is perfect for you.

Illustrations of instruments are cut into various motifs and hidden.

Imagine the colors and shapes of the instruments to figure out the answers.

A rabbit character offers hints, so try working through it while using those as a guide.

What’s this sound?

[Instrument Quiz 1] What instrument is this? A music game where you look and answer | Boost your pitch sense and vocabulary!

Listen carefully and try to answer! Let me introduce an idea for “What’s that sound?” Each instrument has its own distinctive timbre, right? Think of loud sounds, beautiful sounds, and the instruments around you or those in the music room, and give it a try.

First, it’s a good idea to listen to the names and timbres of 16 different instruments.

It might also be fun to have friends or family pick questions from a video for you.

It’s a unique idea that helps you remember each instrument’s appearance and sound characteristics!