June 12, 2021 by Rafael Parra Our Top Picks 0 comments

10 Fun Spanish Trivia Games for Kids

Spanish trivia is a great way to practice the language, so let’s check out some Spanish trivia games! Having a fun competition against your friends is a great way to learn Spanish vocabulary and interesting information about the world, too. There are many different ways to play these games, from the most basic Spanish trivia all the way to advanced trivia games, you’ll have a lot of fun with your friends by playing any of these games. We’ll take a look at some great games that are suitable for kids of all ages so they can learn interesting facts about the world while they learn Spanish vocabulary.

Tips for Learning With Spanish Trivia

If you want to make the most of your learning experience when playing trivia games, here are some tips to make that experience easy and fun.

Take your time to answer each question. Some trivia games have a time limit on them. If you want to learn the language, remove the time limit and take you time to make sure you understand every word in the question before answering. You can place the timi limit back once you understand the question or when you’re more comfortable with Spanish.
Have a dictionary handy. Looking up words in your phone is also acceptable. But the great thing about a dictionary is that you have to go through some words before finding the one you need. This means you might come across an interesting word you didn’t know and learn more than one thing in the process.
Take notes! Pen and paper are mighty learning tools. Writing words and meanings down is very effective for learning. Grab a small notebook and write down the words you learn, maybe even doodle something relevant to make it extra snappy.

Do you have more tips on how to learn with Spanish trivia? Let us know with a comment!

Spanish Trivia Games for Ages 6-10

Quizlet

Quizlet is a great platform for students of all ages, but did you know that it also has basic Spanish trivia for kids to learn and play with? If you go to the Quizlet website and type in trivia para niños you’ll find many flashcard sets with random Spanish trivia questions. Some great examples are animales para niños and los planetas para niños. There are many different subjects created by the website users, but don’t forget you may also create your own flashcard sets with custom words! You can grab facts and vocabulary from a textbook and put them in there to make Spanish learning fun.

Kahoot

Kahoot is another great app for basic Spanish trivia for kids. The classroom favorite quiz app has a sleuth of content that’s at the tip of your fingers. This website offers a gamified learning experience that accommodates a few people or entire classrooms. They have a wide array of tags and filters that you can add to change the content you find so you can get the most fun Spanish trivia questions available to you. Check out their website with the tags I personally recommend you use to find Spanish language trivia questions for kids! You can always edit the tags to better suit your needs.

¿Sabes Más Que Un Niño de Primaria?

This app is great not only for kids, but also for Spanish beginners. The game is divided into six levels, each representing a school grade. The questions are simple and easy to memorize, which is not the best thing for a trivia game, but it’s a great thing for learning Spanish with a trivia game! Going through each level will teach you Spanish vocabulary that you’ll quickly memorize. It’s a great way to expand your vocabulary when you’re starting out. Check the app on the Play Store.

Trivia Printables for Kids

This set of trivia printables for kids is a great way to incorporate trivia into your homeschooling routine. It contains over 100 questions with 6 different subjects for you to print and cut out into fun trivia cards. It will only take a couple of play sessions for the kids to learn new and interesting facts about Spanish and Hispanic culture, sports, and movies. If you have a Spanish teacher, you can also suggest them this set of printables to use on their class, it might inspire them to use them or look into making their own.

Trivia Questions and Answers Kids

This app is great for older kids that want to play some trivia games on their phones. The premise is simple. Answer 10 questions in 6 different categories as fast as you can to try and score the most points! Since this game is targeted towards children, the questions will be easier to understand and answer, so this option is also great for Spanish beginners. Get the app on Android through the Play Store.

Spanish Trivia Games for Ages 11-18

Trivia Crack 2

Trivia Crack 2, also known as Preguntados 2, is a famous trivia game developed by Argentine developers Etermax. Chances are you’ve heard of this game before, or even played it yourself. If so, you know what it’s about. Answer questions correctly, compete with friends, and accumulate points to be the best trivia wizard there is! If you want to learn Spanish with trivia questions, you can change the language before starting a game, so make sure you set it to Spanish if you want to start learning vocabulary while playing this awesome game developed by Latin Americans.

Check it out on the Play Store or the App Store.

Cranium

Cranium is a trivia game with many twists and turns that make it fresh and stand out from the rest. This game includes 600 questions that will require acting, modeling and painting, fun facts and riddles for you to defeat the competition. While this game does contain Spanish language trivia questions, it also has some different game modes and things to do that will spice your game up. You can play this game in a free for all, or team up with friends to see who’s the best cranium dream team there is.

Trivial Pursuit

Trivial Pursuit is the quintessential trivia game. Created decades ago by Scott Abott, this game set the standard for many trivia games you already know and love to play. This game features thousands of questions based on six different categories. I highly recommend you play this game with your children if they’re already fluent in Spanish, teenagers and adults will learn many new fun facts and words while playing this awesome board game.

Atríviate

Atríviate is a mobile interpretation of the aforementioned trivial pursuit. This is a free. unofficial version of the board game that you can play on your phone and it{s great to answer some questions on the go, or if you want to get a feel for the board game before you choose to buy it. Check it out on the Play Store!

Crucigrama – Español

What is a crossword puzzle, but a single player trivia game? Crucigrama – Español is a great crossword game in Spanish that you can play in your spare time. The great thing about this app is that, if you don’t know the answer to a question, you can reveal letters indefinitely until you figure the word out or until its revealed by itself. This means that if you don’t know a word, you’ll instantly know its definition since it’s the initial prompt you get. This is a great way to learn Spanish at your own pace without having to feel pressure to get a question right.

Did You Know?

Learning Spanish though games is a great way to improve you vocabulary and social skills? Not only will you learn new words through the game, you can also learn how to talk about games in Spanish while you’re at it. Social interaction with another person in a different language will give you the skills necessary to thrive in a bilingual setting. Here’s another fun fact: Homeschool Spanish Academy has over 24,000 active students! Our dedicated Spanish teachers work hard every day to help Spanish learners like you get to the next level faster. If you want to ask them about trivia games in Spanish, or any other subject that interests you, take a free class with one of our teachers and begin your Spanish learning journey today!

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Rafael Parra

Freelance Writer at Homeschool Spanish Academy

A native Spanish speaker from Guatemala, I'm a psychology student, creative developer, and aspiring polymath who's always learning new things and improving as a person. I'm a nerd when it comes to language, education, and videogames. My goal is to practice all these disciplines in unison and make something great with my time.