QuizKids quiz questions with answers
Thirty very easy questions for small children, about ages 5 to 8: colours, numbers, animals and the world around them. Read them aloud and let the little ones shout the answers.
Round 1
Ten very easy questions for the youngest players.
- What colour is the sky on a clear day?
- How many days are there in a week?
- How many months are there in a year?
Round 2
Ten more easy questions about days, seasons and everyday things.
- Which month can have 28 or 29 days?
- How many hours are there in a day?
- What is the opposite of hot?
Round 3
Ten questions on letters, numbers and colours for children who can read a little.
- How many letters are there in the English alphabet?
- How many vowels are there in the English alphabet?
- Which colour do you get when you mix red and blue?
How to play
Open a round and tap the option you think is right. The answer and a short note appear at once, and your score is counted at the bottom. To play with a group, send the round on WhatsApp and paste the answer key when the time is up.
Who this topic suits
These three rounds are written for children of about five to eight. Every question has one clear answer that a young child can know from daily life: colours, animals, days of the week, seasons, shapes and things around the house. They suit birthday parties, primary classes, and car journeys, and they let the smallest member of a family host a quiz for the grown-ups.
Hosting tips
Read each question slowly and read all the options aloud, since many players of this age are still learning to read. Praise every attempt. If an answer is wrong, give the right one with a smile and move on; at this age the aim is the joy of answering, not the score. Keep a session to one round, about ten minutes. Give every child a turn by asking in order rather than taking the fastest hand, and end with a question you know the quietest child can answer.