February trivia quizzes that elementary school kids will love. Get excited with fun facts about commemorative days.
February is packed with events like Setsubun and Valentine’s Day, but how much seasonal trivia do you know? There’s plenty of fun trivia about February’s events and various anniversaries that can make even adults say, “Wow!” In this article, we’ve gathered trivia quizzes about February for elementary school kids.
Try them with family or friends, and make your cozy time at home in the cold season even more fun! Ready to jump into the quizzes and aim to become a February expert?
February Trivia Quiz That Elementary School Kids Will Love: Have Fun with Fun Facts About Commemorative Days (1–10)
Pokémon Silhouette QuizNEW!
It’s now more common to call it “Pokémon” than “Pocket Monsters.” Believe it or not, February 27 has been designated Pokémon Day, which is the day Pocket Monsters Red and Green were released for the Game Boy.
That was back in 1996, so most of you weren’t even born yet, right? The fact that it’s expressed as “Pokémon Day” in English also shows its worldwide popularity.
How about we all have some fun with a Pokémon silhouette quiz? Get your older brothers and sisters involved and enjoy it together!
Manga Intro QuizNEW!
Actually, February 9 is Manga Day.
This comes from the fact that it’s the anniversary of the death of Osamu Tezuka—the “god of manga” and a foundational figure in Japanese comics.
You’ve heard of his masterpiece Astro Boy, right? Now, manga fans will know this feeling well: it’s incredibly exciting when the manga you support gets an anime adaptation.
How about gathering anime theme songs and doing an intro quiz? These days, it’s not unusual for anime theme songs to dominate the top of the charts, with hits by artists like Chanmina, Official HIGE DANDism, ME:I, and Kenshi Yonezu.
Please choose a wide range of songs for the quiz, from the latest tracks to nostalgic classics.
Snow Accident Prevention QuizNEW!
Where do you live? If you live in Hokkaido or the Tohoku region, snow is probably just an everyday thing, right? If you live in Okinawa or on the Pacific side of western Japan, snow is pretty rare, isn’t it? Every year, when a little snow falls, we see serious news about trains stopping in urban areas like Tokyo and Osaka, and people slipping and getting injured.
So whether you’re familiar with snow or it’s rare for you, how about preparing for it with a snow-themed quiz? I especially want people from regions with little connection to snow to give it a try.
There are even competitive snowball fights, so if you’re curious, be sure to check them out!
Arctic Animal Silhouette QuizNEW!
Global warming has been featured in the news a lot recently, hasn’t it? Have you heard about it? The Earth’s temperature is rising, and the ice in the Arctic and Antarctic keeps melting.
If warming continues at this rate, they say half of the Arctic ice could melt by 2050.
If that happens, it will be very hard on the animals that live in the Arctic.
So, why not learn more about Arctic animals? A silhouette quiz lets you get a general sense of the shapes, so it’s reassuring even for little kids.
It might also be a good idea to study the animals that live in the Arctic beforehand and then do the quiz.
Influenza QuizNEW!
https://www.tiktok.com/@quizninja39/video/7450491203528805650When it comes to influenza, I wonder if more people now think of COVID-19 instead.
Japan’s first confirmed case was on January 16, 2020, and as you all know, the world struggled with the novel coronavirus for quite some time after that.
How about hosting an influenza quiz competition as a form of prevention? As a class recreation activity or as part of a health and physical education lesson, it can help everyone learn useful information.
It would also be great to deepen understanding by creating the quiz together.
Pollen Allergy QuizNEW!
“Hey, isn’t hay fever a spring thing? My nose is totally fine right now.” People who say that might have relatively mild hay fever.
It also depends on where you live, but cedar and cypress pollen start flying as early as February.
Lately, I’ve been hearing more about alder pollen too.
Cedar pollen lasts until around April, but cypress pollen is said to continue into May and June, making it a gloomy season for those with hay fever.
Even if you don’t have symptoms yet, let’s learn about hay fever with a quiz!
Trivia quiz about chocolate
February 14 is Valentine’s Day.
And when you think of Valentine’s Day… it’s chocolate, right? Let’s enjoy some trivia about chocolate in the form of a quiz.
Do you know what makes nama chocolate—famous for its smooth, melt-in-the-mouth texture—“nama” (raw)? The answer is that it’s made with fresh cream, which is why it’s called “nama.” It doesn’t mean the chocolate itself is raw.
You can also turn trivia about chocolate’s ingredients and history into a quiz and enjoy it around Valentine’s Day.
