Are you smarter than the Primary

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Are you smarter than the Primary Children?

If you've ever watched the TV show "are you smarter than a 5th grader" then you should have an idea how to play it in Primary. You can have a teacher play opposite a child, or you can have a couple of children play against each other. Please be very sensitive to the competition factor here. I personally am not going to even use points; there will be no winner or loser. I've played games before when we have tallied the total points as a group just to see how high of a number we can reach.
We played this in FHE and used white boards to write the answers on. They loved it! You can adjust the game to suit the needs of your Primary, of course.
Use your imagination and have fun with it!

I don't know who to give the credit to for making this up. I don't want to take the credit, of course. So if anyone know who and where this came from please let me know!

Thanks Liz (Thanks to Lisa C for passing it on to me)

Are you smarter than the Primary Children.doc

Class	Category	Question	Answer
Junior Primary
Sunbeam	Biology	Complete this phrase: “Jesus wants me for a …”	Sunbeam (“Jesus Wants me for a Sunbeam” pg. 60)
Sunbeam	Seminary	Multiple choice: Who receives revelation for the entire Church?	a. your neighbor, b. you, c. the prophet d. Sister Leavitt
CTR 5	Math	Multiple choice: 1 man + 1 woman who are married in the temple + their children =	a. An eternal family (“Families Can be Together Forever” pg. 188) b. a loud group, c. a mini-van load, d. your neighbors
CTR 5	Woodshop	What prophet was told to build a huge ship so his family wouldn’t drown in a flood?	Noah (“Follow the Prophet” pg. 110)
CTR 6	Science	On what day of the creation of the world did God rest?	7th day
CTR 6	Geography	True or False: Lehi and his family had to flee from the city Jerusalem.	True
CTR 7	Social Studies	Multiple choice: How does someone in Spain say “Happy Birthday?”	a. Que le vaya bien, b. Feliz cumpleanos (“Feliz Cumpleanos” pg. 282), c. Hasta luego or d. Gracias
CTR 7	Home Economics	On what day of the week should we prepare for Sunday?	Saturday (“Saturday” pg. 196)
Bonus		Name one group of people in the Book of Mormon.	Nephites, Lamanites, Jaredites
Bonus		What is the Primary Theme this year?	“I am a Child of God”
Senior Primary
CTR 8	Science	What happens to our wrongs when we are baptized?	They are washed away (“When I am Baptized” pg. 107)
CTR 8	Home Economics	Multiple choice: What should we do to our shoes on Saturday?	a. Eat them, b. shine our shoes (“Saturday” pg. 196) c. hide them or d. Why do I need shoes on Sunday?
Valiant 9a	Biology	Every person on the earth is our spiritual brother or sister. How can this be true?	We are all children of Heavenly Father (“I am a Child of God” pg. 2)
Valiant 9b	Seminary	Multiple choice: Who lead the 2000 stripling warriors?	a. Alma the Younger, b. Helaman (“Army of Helaman” pg. 172), c. Teancum or d. Moroni
Valiant 10	Woodshop	What prophet had to “molten” ore to make tools before he could build a boat?	Nephi
Valiant 10	Geography	In the 10th Article of Faith it talks about Zion, the New Jerusalem, being built where?	The American Continent
Valiant 11	English	Multiple choice: What language was the Book of Mormon Translated into English from?	a. Reformed Egyptian, b. Spanish, c. Gobbly Gook or d. Pig Latin
Valiant 11	Social Studies	Some are called to serve for 18 months, others are called to serve for 2 years, but all of us can be one now. What is it?	A member missionary
Valiant 12	Math	Noah’s ark was 300 cubits long. If a cubit equals approximately 1 1/2 feet, approximately how long was the ark?	450 feet
Valiant 12	History	Finish this phrase from the title page: The Book of Mormon….	Another testament of Jesus Christ