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

Inspiration Quiz

[Yukkuri Explanation] Brain-Teaser Quiz That Even Kids Can Solve!

“Aha! quizzes” are a common feature on TV quiz shows.

You know that feeling when you’re so close to getting it, but it’s just out of reach? The best trick for solving these puzzles is to look at the problem from different angles—turn it vertically, horizontally, and rethink it.

For example: “The letters in order: SMTWTF—what comes next?” The answer is “S.” They’re the initials of the days of the week in English: Sunday, Monday, and so on.

These days, there are even books at the library that collect nothing but these “aha! quizzes.” On rainy days after school, let’s all head to the library and play with “aha! quizzes”! It would be fun to share one problem during the end-of-day class meeting, too.

School Lunch Trivia Quiz

How many can you get right? School Lunch Trivia Quiz [Anime] [Manga]

This is a quiz to test how much you understand about school lunches, something you likely encounter every day.

Because conversations about school lunch tend to gravitate toward favorite menu items, it’s all the more important to be mindful of the whole picture and cultivate an interest in eating.

It seems that history-related questions—such as why classic menu items were created and how they have changed over time—are easy to understand.

By consciously paying attention to the overall school lunch program, you can deepen your understanding of the intentions of the people involved, which may in turn foster greater appreciation for the act of eating.

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Trick quiz

7 Most Easily Mistaken Trick Quizzes

A curious set of problems that you’ll end up getting wrong unless you carefully understand each question as you solve it.

It’s a true “trick” quiz where it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what’s odd! Trying this quiz really makes you appreciate the phrasing and use of language.

Arunashi quiz

Feeling refreshed with the 'Aru-Nashi' quiz

The “Aru-Nashi Quiz” is a common sight on TV quiz shows.

Words are divided into those that “have it” and those that “don’t,” and while the words may look similar, there’s a specific rule that separates them.

Sometimes you get it right away, but once you get stuck, the more you think, the less it makes sense.

Maybe keeping it simple will make it easier to solve?

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Matchstick Quiz

[Matchstick Quiz] Test your brainpower! Three tricky and fun matchstick puzzles

This is a quiz using matchsticks, famous as a brain-training puzzle.

Rather than working out equations, it’s a cleverly designed set of problems where you move a specified number of matchsticks a certain number of times to form different shapes—relying more on imagining various possibilities in your head.

Money Quiz

[Money Quiz] Let's study money when you become an elementary school student. What is money made of?

You might think you know it, but actually you don’t! Here are some ideas for money quizzes.

Money plays a very important role in our daily lives, doesn’t it? How much do you know about money? This time, let’s deepen our knowledge through quizzes about money.

You’ll surely want to share what you learn with your friends and parents! There are questions that even adults might struggle to answer, so give them 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.