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[Nursery/Kindergarten] Liven Up the Thank-You Party! A Collection of Fun Quiz Ideas

Thinking about incorporating quizzes into nursery or kindergarten events, but not sure what kind will get everyone excited? Many teachers may be wondering the same thing.

Fun quizzes that children can join with a sense of excitement are perfect for thank-you parties and farewell gatherings.

Here, we’ve collected quiz ideas that children can enjoy while drawing out their imagination and powers of observation.

Try filling the venue with smiles using a variety of quizzes, including ones about the teachers and those that incorporate hand-play activities!

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The park’s true-or-false quiz

The circle-and-cross quiz at the kindergarten seems perfect for a thank-you party game.

By learning more about the teachers who took care of the children, there will be new and unexpected discoveries, making it an exciting quiz.

It can also be a time to look back on memories from kindergarten life and reflect on the children’s growth, which might turn into a touching moment.

Having participants hold papers with the circle and cross marks during the game helps everyone visually see who chose O or X, which could boost the excitement even more.

Playing background music to set the mood is also recommended.

Song Title Guessing Quiz

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Song Title Guessing Quiz

A song title guessing quiz is a game where you listen to a song and answer with the exact title.

Since it’s a thank-you party, it’s recommended to choose children’s songs that both kids and adults will recognize.

If you want to offer hints, revealing the first and last letters of the title might help participants get closer to the answer.

You could also make it a team competition or set time limits to make it even more exciting.

Choosing a theme for the quiz can turn it into a really enjoyable activity.

Simple riddle

Riddle Quiz for Kids (up to Lower Elementary Grades)
Simple riddle

This time, we’re introducing some very easy riddles that even children can solve.

These riddles call for perspective, flashes of insight, and flexible thinking.

Be sure to enjoy them at the thank-you party.

Since children tend to be more imaginative, an unexpected quiz champion might emerge.

It would be great to prepare answers related to the school, the class, or the teachers—things that children and parents will find fun.

You can also make it a team competition and have them write their answers on paper to liven things up.

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Instrument Quiz

2023/06/06 (Tue.) Today’s game: Instrument Quiz! (gaagaaS’s Happy Good Morning!)
Instrument Quiz

A lively instrument quiz where you listen and answer.

In this activity, you listen to the timbre and guess what instrument it is.

First, let them hear the instrument on its own, then have them sing along to match the timbre—this way, they’ll enjoy it whether they get it right or not.

Beyond being a fun quiz, the real charm is that it might spark interest in music and instruments.

It’s a bit off the quiz track, but introducing each instrument one by one could be fun too.

How many ninjas are there?

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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!

Fingerplay Quiz

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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?

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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!