General Knowledge For Kids

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Teaching your child general knowledge of the world can become a bit of a grudging job for you but is also a great part of home education. But, have you considered what it is like for your child. His or her attention span is probably 20% of yours, so to sit down and listen to a list of facts or information is practically unbearable them.

Still, it is important that a child learn general knowledge about the world, so that they are more on the same page with the rest of society and able to function within that society with excellence.
So, how do you reconcile the two needs? Well, a great way to do this is through trivia. Trivia is in the form of a game, so it is more likely to grab the attention of your child. Also, trivia can be fun for you as well, a test of wits that creates a bond between you and your child who you maybe homeschool.

If you’re interested in learning general knowledge for kids that can be used as trivia, then you’re reading the reading article.

• A caterpillar changes into: a butterfly.
• A scientist who studies the stars is called: an astronomer.
• When you mix the color red with the color yellow you get: orange.
• Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse
• The U.S. president Abraham Lincoln, was known as “Honest Abe”.
• The shorted month of every year is: February.
• John, Paul, George, and Ringo were the four members of the famous band: The Beatles.
• There are 52 weeks in a year.
• If you see a dog that is white with black spots all over it, you are looking at a: Dalmatian (one of the most beautiful dog breeds).
• George Washington was the first president of the United States of America.
• Glass can be recycles over and over again and will never wear out.
• In the “Winnie the Pooh Theme Song” you learn that Winnie lives in: the 100-acre woods.
• In Disney’s “Cinderella” the mice set her free by sliding the key under the locked door.
• If you’re playing a board game where you are trying to take over the world you are playing: Risk.
• In baseball there are 9 players on the field at a time. They wear special Baseball pants.
• The person who takes your order at the restaurant and then brings you your food is known as a: waiter.
• If you were looking at the Eiffel Tower in person, you would be in: Paris, France.

Learning for children should not be restricted to the classroom. Many parents want to teach their kids, but just don’t know how to keep their attention long enough. I hope that these facts that I have given you to use in the form of trivia will help you to spend time with your child teaching them about general knowledge of the world.

 

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