[Thank-You Party] A Collection of Game and Quiz Ideas That Will Excite Nursery and Kindergarten Kids

How many ninjas are there?

Catchy rhythms and unique choreography that you can’t get enough of! Here are some ideas for “How many ninjas are there?” Have the children count how many ninjas appear in time with the rhythm.

A lord and a princess also show up along the way, so it’s a great way to build careful listening and observation skills.

Once they get used to the quiz, change the number of rounds or the speed to make it even more exciting! You can also add more characters besides the lord and the princess for extra fun.

Give it a try!

Perfect Chu-Chu Game

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It’s a game where you prepare cups marked with lines, pour in juice, put on a blindfold, and try to drink the juice to match the mark exactly.

It’s fun for both adults and children.

Pairing kids with adults for support and cheering is sure to make the game exciting.

Stocking Sumo

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In the end, let’s all have a thank-you party with smiles.

How about a guaranteed-laughter stocking sumo match? Let’s pick one person from each table to face off.

Partings can feel lonely, but let’s make happy memories with lots of laughs.

Animal Quiz

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This is a classic, crowd-pleasing animal quiz.

There aren’t any strict rules, so try asking questions about animals.

You could guess the animal from its characteristics or answer fun trivia about animals—there are lots of possible formats.

You could also give it a riddle-like feel, or have participants draw their answers as illustrations.

Try creating the perfect quiz tailored to different ages and preferences.

For a more unique twist, you can make it a team competition or use buzzers.

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Fingerplay Quiz

Let’s turn a classic hand game into a quiz! Here are some ideas for a hand-game quiz.

This is a way to enjoy the hand game “Gu, Choki, Pa de nani tsukurou” in a quiz version.

The rules are simple: while doing the “Gu, Choki, Pa de nani tsukurou” hand game, parents or teachers just pause a little before saying the answer.

That’s it! It’s very simple, right? Combining the right and left hands to see what you can make nurtures children’s imagination.

You can almost hear their cheerful voices: “A butterfly!” “A crab!”

Who am I?

Let’s use hints to figure out the right answer! Here’s an idea for a “Who am I?” game.

Start the quiz with a rhythmic call-and-response like, “Quiz, quiz!” “What kind of quiz?” Kicking things off to a fun rhythm makes it easy and exciting for everyone to join in.

Narrowing the theme to animals or fish makes it easier to answer and captures children’s interest.

Revealing hints little by little also helps develop their thinking skills.

It’s a great idea that lets kids learn while having fun and deepen their knowledge!

Pencil Holder Game

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Prepare several pencils, and the person who can stand up the most pencils wins.

It’s a bit difficult for children to play on their own, so it might be nice to form teams of parents and children, or teachers and children, to make a final memorable activity.