A festive quiz for the end of 2023. A beautifully created PowerPoint presentation with all questions and answers included. Rounds include: Photo round - Celebrity faces covered in mistletoe available as a printout. Round 1 - Breaking News: A look back at the news stories of 2023. Round 2 - Languages: sound clips of ‘Happy Christmas’ in different languages. Round 3 - Christmas in Numbers: Festive questions with numerical answers. Round 4 - Seeking Santa: Finding Santa and Rudolph in festive images. Students can either write their answers on the available answer sheet or simply use any paper available to reduces printing costs.

Here we go again - it’s time for The Big Easter Quiz 2024!! Six rounds of questions and answers all in beautifully presented, engaging and ready-to-go PowerPoint, suitable for all ages. There is also a printable answer sheet included to make keeping track of score easy and engaging! Picture Round: Photos of well known celebrities hidden behind Easter Bunny masks. This round is available as a separate handout out with all the picture and questions on. Works well as an initial settler and gets the teams working well together. Answers are embedded at the end of the PowerPoint. Round 1: What’s in the news? Ten multiple choice questions based on current affairs from around the world. But don’t worry, theres nothing too political or contentious - just good hearted fun! Answers are embedded after round 2. Round 2: Spring Trivia! Ten multiple choice questions based on springtime facts, figures and customs from around the world. Answers for rounds 1 and 2 at the end of this round. Round 3: Animal babies! Springtime is when many animals produce young, but what are these baby animals called? Ten multiple choice questions where students can identify what the juveniles of each species are known as. Answers at the end of round 4. Round 4: The Easter Story. Ten multiple choice questions based on the Easter Story. Answers for rounds 3 and 4 at the end of this round. Round 5: Find the Easter Bunny! A favourite among students! Ten images from around the world - but where is the Easter Bunny? Participants use coordinates to locate the Easter Bunny. The PowerPoint is timed to display each image for 10 seconds only. Answer embedded at the end of the round.

Here we go again - It’s time for The Big Summer Quiz 2024!! Get ready for the end of term!! Six rounds of questions and answers all in a beautifully presented, engaging and ready-to-go PowerPoint, suitable for all ages. There is also a printable answer sheet included to make keeping track of score easy and engaging! (Printed answer sheet is not necessary if trying to keep printing costs down. Student’s can just as easily write down their answers on any paper or white board.) Picture Round: Photos of well known celebrities hidden behind snorkelling masks, ready for their summer holidays. This round is available as a separate handout out with all the pictures and questions. Works well as an initial settler and gets the teams working well together. Answers are embedded at the end of the PowerPoint. Round 1: Breaking news Ten multiple choice questions based on current affairs from around the world. But don’t worry, there’s nothing too political or contentious - just good hearted fun! Answers are embedded after round 2. Round 2: Summer Trivia! Ten multiple choice questions based on summertime facts, figures and customs from around the world. Answers for rounds 1 and 2 at the end of this round. Round 3: Summer in numbers Ten multiple choice numerical based questions about summer based activities and facts. Answers at the end of round 4. Round 4: Which county? Ten multiple choice questions. Students to identify the country from the outline. A nice little geography round! Answers for rounds 3 and 4 at the end of this round. Round 5: Where’s Walter the Watermelon? A favourite among students! Ten images from around the world - but where is Walter? Participants use coordinates to locate Walter the Watermelon. The PowerPoint is timed to display each image for 10 seconds only. Answer embedded at the end of the round.