Fun quizzes for elementary school kids: a collection of questions everyone can enjoy together

Guess the Names of Popular Snack Characters

[Quiz] What’s this character’s name? We had a blast doing a guess-the-name quiz with popular snack characters lol

Famous snacks that everyone knows often have popular characters featured on their packaging, right? That said, the character names usually aren’t printed, so many people just call them by whatever name comes to mind.

For example, Koikeya’s Karu-Mucho is known for the “Hee Grandma,” who screams “Hee!” because it’s so spicy, but she actually has a real name: Tomi Morita! If you plan a quiz where people guess the real names of popular snack characters like that, it’s sure to be a hit at welcome parties and with people of all ages.

Since you’re at it, make sure to give the corresponding snack as a prize to anyone who gets it right!

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Traffic Rules Quiz

Traffic Safety: “Let’s Learn with Quizzes! Traffic Rules Edition” | AUTOBACS

Let’s think it through! Here are some ideas for a traffic rules quiz.

You probably have chances to walk outside or ride a bicycle when going to school or heading out.

Let’s review the traffic rules you should remember for those times by turning them into a quiz.

Once you’ve learned them well, try explaining them to your friends or your parents/guardians.

For example, you could have a question like, “Which of the following is the correct way to cross the road?” along with three animations showing different scenarios.

Choose the one you think is correct.

Trivia Quiz

Answer on instinct! True-or-false trivia quiz!

Have you ever watched Fuji TV’s quiz show “Trivia no Izumi,” which aired for five years starting in 2002? The show itself was entertaining, but the banter between the hosts, Katsumi Takahashi and Tomohito Yashima, was incredibly funny, wasn’t it? To put it simply, a trivia quiz is a quiz based on “useless knowledge.” Make it a true-or-false (◯/✕) quiz so even elementary school students can join.

For example: “Only female mosquitoes suck blood: ◯ or ✕?” “Japan is the only country that uses coins with holes: ◯ or ✕?” The more ‘useless’ the questions are, the more exciting it gets.

It would also be great for each group to create questions during school recreation time.

Various Bicycle Quiz

Various Bicycle Quiz

A quiz about everyday vehicles! Here are some ideas for various bicycle quizzes.

Bicycles are probably one of the vehicles most familiar to elementary school students, right? Let’s take on a quiz about bicycles this time.

For example, there’s a question like: “A bicycle doesn’t require a license and doesn’t have an engine, but it’s not a pedestrian—it’s considered a vehicle.” Since the questions are answered with true or false, it seems easy to try.

Give it a go!

Food Quiz

[50-Question Food Quiz] How much do you know about food?

Build your food knowledge! Here are some ideas for a food quiz.

By learning more about food, you’ll be better able to judge what to eat to stay healthy.

This time, let’s take on a 50-question food quiz.

For example, you’ll see two photos alongside a question like: “When curry was first introduced to Japan, which ingredient was used?” Choose one of the options and give your answer.

It’s also great to try with friends or family.

SDGs Quiz

Kokoro-chan’s SDGs Quiz

Here are some ideas for SDGs quizzes you can tackle with family and friends! SDGs refers to the United Nations’ “Sustainable Development Goals,” right? Some of you may already be keeping them in mind at school, after-school programs, or at home.

This time, let’s try a quiz about the SDGs.

For example, you might get a question like, “After drinking tea from a plastic bottle, what should you do?” There are three answer choices, so pick the one closest to your own thinking while deepening your knowledge.

Let’s learn about disaster prevention with a quiz!

Learn disaster preparedness through a quiz! (Fire edition)

Learn disaster preparedness through quizzes and gain essential knowledge! Here are some ideas.

If you equip yourself with knowledge to protect against disasters like earthquakes and fires, you’ll be able to evacuate safely when it really matters.

This time, let’s focus on fire scenarios to learn about disaster prevention.

For example, there’s a quiz question like: “If a fire breaks out in your home, what should you do first?” It’s also great that you can choose your answer from multiple options.

It seems like a fun way to deepen your learning while enjoying the quizzes.