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Numbers can be found nearly everywhere, including nursery rhymes, fairy tales, books and stories. Your job here is to decide what number is associated with each item, then place them in order starting with the smallest number.

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "nice" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

Saturday was a great day! Can you fill in the blanks on my story with the appropriate word? Every answer has "ugh" in the word. Good luck and have fun!

Come for a hike through some of my favourite children's fiction, and see what animals you can identify along the way!

This quiz is about the fifth book in 'The Chronicles of Narnia' book series, 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader'. The original quiz was written by lirimaer_senshi.

Alpha and omega are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, and often used to symbolise the beginning and end of something. Can you match the first book in the series (on the left) to the last book of the same series (on the right)?

I have been very lucky in that I got to travel to the beautiful country of Tanzania. It has some amazing geographical (and fun) places. Come visit it in the quiz.

There are a great deal of spells in the world of Harry Potter, some more recognisable than others. Can you identify a few of them among the choices given?

Here are a few intriguing facts you may or may not have noticed the first time through these books!

We all need to learn at a young age how to do some simple things to keep us safe in life. Here are a few simple safety tips that are not hard to do that I learned when I was young, and I hope that you find them helpful.

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "cut" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

The Chalet School began in the Austrian Tyrol, moved to Britain in the Second World War, and then to Switzerland. Here are 15 'Chalet School' books - can you match them with their settings?

Can you place these ten animals in order from smallest to largest (by weight)? Have fun!

Australia is a multicultural country. This is evident in the food we eat, which is a combination of other countries', our own unique foods, and indigenous ingredients. The dishes in this quiz are from the author's own kitchen, illustrating the theme.

All ten words in this quiz contain the letters OOF in exactly that order. From animal sounds to things you might find around the house, can you match each word to the correct definition?

Fathers and sons are often a well known pair, going all the way back to Bible times. See if you can match the appropriate person to his father. Any scripture references are from New King James Version. Have fun, and good luck!

Child detectives are a staple of juvenile fiction. From children to teenagers, boys and girls, professionals and amateurs, there are a variety of young detectives in literature.

A degree in the Sciences can cover a wide variety of subjects. Select the subjects you can Master with a Science education.

On the left are the titles of ten works of classical music that children will enjoy, but with one word missing. Can you fill in these missing words from the list on the right?

I will give you three items and you need to choose the best place to go with these. Let's get ready to go!

Throughout the "Harry Potter" saga, Harry's journey took him to many different places. See if you can identify some of them from the clues that have been given.

Welcome to Farmer Clyde's farm. Your task is to identify the animals that he keeps and, once you have matched the bums with the creatures they belong to, you open a door that will allow you read a wonderful little story about Farmer Clyde's farm.

Disney has never shied away from a little silliness, sprinkling its soundtracks with amusingly nonsensical titles. This quiz invites you to match ten whimsical songs to the movies they appear in. Let's see how well you know your animated gibberish.

This quiz examines the modern children's classic "The Phantom Tollbooth" by Norton Juster. You are encouraged to have read the book before you take the quiz.

It's the sequel to "Just Add A Letter"! Given a word like "Late", what words could you form if you added one letter to the beginning? Perhaps, elate, slate, plate? Given nine questions of this sort, solve each and you'll get clues to the final prize!

Has your English teacher ever told you that your word choice was weak? Well, say no more! Here are 15 synonyms to help you make your writing stronger! The word "steal" is the focus of the synonyms in this quiz.

In the 22nd book in Elinor M Brent-Dyer's 'Chalet School' series, Peggy Bettany becomes the first second-generation Head Girl and has to deal with a whispering campaign started by the jealous Eilunedd Vaughan.

Many animals have different names for males and females. On the left hand side you will see the name of the male animal. You need to match it to the correct female name which is listed on the right hand side.

If you took a simple word like "all", what different words could you make if you added one letter to the beginning? Ball, call, fall, tall, etc....If you can solve nine out of ten here, you'll win a prize!

Sending a person on a wild goose chase is an idiom for directing them toward a pursuit or goal that cannot be attained because it doesn't exit or is impossible to reach.