Fun quizzes for elementary school kids: a collection of questions everyone can enjoy together
“Everyone, give it a try!” When you find a fun quiz for elementary school students, you just want to say that, don’t you? So here, we’ll introduce quizzes that liven up classroom and after-school time—like English riddles, math puzzles, and school-themed questions! From tricky brainteasers to simple problems, there are plenty of quizzes you can enjoy whether you solve them in a group or on your own.
Spark intellectual curiosity with quizzes that also connect to everyday learning!
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Brain and Inspiration Quiz (1–10)
A quiz that only elementary school students can solve
When it comes to quizzes, many questions play with wording and include trick elements.
It might be fun to use the fact that you’re an elementary school student to create those kinds of tricks yourself.
For example, writing questions in a style like an elementary school textbook—or using hiragana instead of kanji so the text can be read in two different ways—can actually make the quiz harder for adults.
Since adults are often less accustomed to reading text with lots of hiragana, kids can create a big opportunity to beat them.
Upside-Down Word Quiz
Right now, a secret trend among students is the reverse-word quiz.
The rule is simple: you answer by saying the given word backwards.
For example, if the quiz gives “うこっが,” the answer would be “学校” (gakkō, meaning “school”).
It’s somewhat easy to grasp when you see it written, but it’s quite difficult when you hear it spoken.
It’s great brain training, so give it a try.
It’s also tricky to come up with prompts on the spot, so prepare your questions in advance.
It gets more exciting if you gradually increase the number of characters.
Dialect Quiz
A “dialect” quiz that collects dialects from around Japan.
Words you take for granted in your own region can have completely different meanings in other areas.
Since your classmates at school may be from different places, give it a try—it’ll be fun!
Yokai Quiz
There are lots of ways for elementary school kids to learn about yokai, like Yokai Watch and GeGeGe no Kitaro.
So how about trying a yokai quiz? It’s a fun way to learn the names and traits of famous yokai! If you’re making your own questions, it’s also a good idea to pick yokai that appear in each anime.
For example, you could ask, “What’s the very large yokai that lives in the sea and destroys ships?” or “What’s the bob‑cut child yokai that brings happiness when you see it?” It’s a quiz you can enjoy while feeling the thrill and excitement of wondering, “Do they exist or not?”
Three-Hint Quiz
Let’s figure out the answer from three hints! Here are some ideas for a three-hint quiz.
Sometimes you read a question and still can’t think of the answer, right? But in this quiz, the three hints take the place of the question itself, so it’s easy to give it a try.
For example, the quiz might present these three hints: “Its shape is round,” “It’s in the classroom,” and “It tells the time.” Once you get the answer, both your mind and mood will feel refreshed! Try it with your family and friends.
Who am I?
Let’s use the hints to figure out the correct answers! Here are some ideas for “Who am I?” The quiz is divided into four levels, with a total of 15 questions.
For example, the hints in a question might say, “I suck up everything,” “I am loud,” and “I clean the inside of the house.” It feels great when you get it right! And even if you don’t know the answer, seeing the correct one might make you think, “I see!” and turn it into a learning moment.
What kind of flower blooms?
Let’s look at seeds and bulbs and guess the answer! What flower will bloom? Here are some quiz ideas.
I’m sure your school or local park has many kinds of flowers in bloom.
This time, try predicting what flower will bloom from photos of seeds and bulbs, and answer the quiz! You might see flowers you already know.
Share what you learn with your friends and family! These quiz ideas will help you grow to love plants and flowers in nature even more.