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[For Elementary School Students] Animal Quiz to Learn Knowledge and Fun Facts

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Big animals and cute animals at the zoo are popular with children, aren’t they?

Many kids probably feel, “I want to learn more about how animals’ bodies work and what makes them unique!”

So in this article, we’ve put together a set of animal quizzes for elementary school students.

We’ll introduce quizzes focusing mainly on animals you can see at the zoo, such as lions and giraffes.

By trying animal quizzes that deliver surprises and fun when you see the answers, why not help deepen children’s interest in and curiosity about animals?

[For Elementary School Students] Animal Quiz That Builds Knowledge and Trivia (31–40)

Bird Encyclopedia Quiz That Kids Will Love

[Bird Quiz Encyclopedia] Babies will love it! Kids will love it! A quiz-based educational video to learn types of birds and fun facts—parakeets, swallows, long-tailed tits, and more | Animal Series | Toddlers | Birds anime for kids

Bird Encyclopedia Quiz That Kids Will Love

Kids love birds, don’t they? There are probably even some elementary schoolers who can’t help chasing pigeons when they see them walking around.

This is a “Bird Encyclopedia Quiz” where you guess the names of birds that peek their heads out.

Lots of birds you often see in everyday life make an appearance, so I think many kids will go, “Ah, I know that!” once they hear the answers.

After each answer, it also shares a fun fact about the bird, making it a nice little learning experience.

After enjoying this Bird Encyclopedia Quiz, you might even feel like going birdwatching.

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Let’s go look for animals

Let's go look for animals! Trivia quiz for kids / elementary school / kindergarten / nursery school / educational video / learning / education Japanese / animal / zoo

Let's go look for animals

Introducing the silhouette-guessing animal quiz “Let’s Go Find Animals.” First, a silhouette appears on the screen.

Use its shape and the background footage to guess which animal it is.

When the answer is revealed, you’ll learn fun facts about the animal, where it lives, and more.

Even if many children have seen the animal’s appearance at a zoo, they may not know much about its behavior and lifestyle.

Enjoy this quiz and grow your knowledge while having fun!

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Sea creatures, animals, and food riddles

[13-Min Summary] For Kids! Easy Riddles: Sea Creatures, Animals, and Food | Hints Included | For Toddlers

Sea creatures, animals, and food riddles

Did you know that the mysterious sea creature known as the sea angel (Clione) varies in size depending on its habitat? In the English Channel, they grow to at most 1 cm, but in the Arctic Ocean they can reach as much as 8 cm.

By the way, the blue whale, considered the largest animal on Earth, is about 30 meters long.

While the creatures themselves are certainly amazing, the oceans that cradle them are truly magnificent.

Let’s make break time more fun with riddles about beloved sea-dwelling creatures.

If you mix in a few tricky, fiendish questions, it’ll be even more exciting!

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What is a lion’s mane for?

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Showcase your strength
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Showcase your strength

The reason lions have their trademark manes is to display their strength to peers and females. The mane also helps deter potential attackers. There’s also a theory that it protects the neck and head, and it’s said that male lions begin to grow their manes around 12 months after birth.

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In conclusion

We’ve introduced quizzes that reveal animal traits surprising not only to children but also to adults.

It might be fun to visit a zoo to check the quiz answers in real life.

You can research your favorite animals in more detail, and it’s also great to tackle the quizzes with family and friends for extra excitement.

Let these enjoyable animal quizzes—perfect for building knowledge and trivia—be your starting point to look into the animals that interest you.