Fun Topics for Kids Trivia and Quizzes

What do you do when bad weather strikes in your area?

Welcome to my first quiz in the TRIC Challenge. This quiz is about which thing is the odd one out. I hope you enjoy playing it.

This quiz is about what you can do to help the environment.

The theme of this quiz is things you put on your head.

Hey kids, you can win those Guinness World Records too. Come and see if you can guess the right answers (watch for the hints). Or try to win your own World Record. This is an Author Challenge.

Welcome to part 2 of my "Can You Spot the Odd One Out" quiz. I hope you enjoy playing it.

This quiz will explore some of the basic things in life that are simply not fair.

Some things have the amazing ability to turn into other things. Enjoy this quiz and have fun!

This is a quiz about things you might see if you look up. See how many you can identify from the clues. This is a quiz for very young children. Recommended for grades: 1,2

This is the final part of the quiz based on the standard NATO version of the phonetic alphabet, which is used to remove confusion between similar sounding letters.

Different events and weather situations call for different types of clothing. Do you know what is appropriate for your and your relatives to wear on these occasions? Enjoy!

A gauntlet is a glove usually worn by a knight. This quiz will run through a series of gloves with you, including the gauntlet.

The following situations present circumstances that all children (and, most adults!) should know how to respond and/or behave when it happens to them. According, to Emily Post's suggestions for good manners, that is.

Here are just a few "green" tips to see what you know. If you want more information go to www.planetgreen.discovery.com.

Young people are often called kids. But there are other uses for the word "kid" as well. How many do you know? (Note: some questions are US-specific.)

Four things are given in each question. Your job is to figure out which thing is not like the other three things. Hints to the correct answer are given in parentheses at the end of each question.

These are the bears we know and love from books, songs and cartoons. How many do you know?

Microeconomics deals with individual businesses. A good example for kids is a bake sale. You already have the tools to bake with, so see if you can answer these questions about making money by selling baked goods!

The keeping and caring of your braces is really important! How much do you know about keeping and caring for your braces? Let's find out!

Politics isn't just for grown ups - kids know a lot too - don't you kids! Try this quiz and see if you are smarter than Mum and Dad!

Marie and I creep down the stairs to peer over the bannister, shivering with excitement. Before our eyes, the toys come to life under the Christmas tree. Marie moves closer to check on the broken Nutcracker....the story of the Nutcracker Suite unfolds.

My friend Joseph traveled the world and purchased many types of new shoes or footwear on his trip. This quiz is about the shoes purchased on this trip. Recommended for grades: 6,7,8,9

Are you good with your knowledge of American coins? Test it in this quiz!

Come with me on a nature adventure as I share some of my favorite facts.

My grandchildren brought me back to entertainment for youngsters. Do you recognize these elements from movies, books, and games?

What do you know about your teeth?

Cloth is a very common textile used for many things. How much do you know about cloth?

Did you know that Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world? Let's see how many gods and goddesses you know from this culture!

See how much you know about young starters. (Guinness World Records 2002 http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/)