Scavenger hunts for 5-6 years
Scavenger hunts are perfect for curious preschoolers aged 5-6! With simple tasks, colourful pictures and exciting discoveries, children get to know their surroundings. Together with mum, dad or another companion, they experience an unforgettable adventure full of learning and fun.
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Available 5-6 years treasure hunts (9)
Go Ahead Eagles Kids Stadion Avontuur
Deventer, Overijssel, Netherlands
Een superleuk avontuur voor de kleinste Go Ahead Eagles-fans! Ontdek stadion De Adelaarshorst en leer alles over jouw f…
Voetbal
5-6 year
Almere City Kids Stadion Avontuur
Almere, Flevoland, Netherlands
Een superleuk avontuur voor de kleinste Almere City-fans! Ontdek het Yanmar Stadion en leer alles over jouw favoriete c…
Voetbal
5-6 year
Feyenoord Kids Stadion Avontuur
Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Een superleuk avontuur voor de kleinste Feyenoord-fans! Ontdek De Kuip en leer alles over jouw favoriete voetbalclub. K…
Voetbal
5-6 year
AZ Kids Stadion Avontuur
Alkmaar, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Een superleuk avontuur voor de jongste AZ-fans rondom het AFAS Stadion! Ontdek de kleuren van AZ, leer over de mascotte…
Voetbal
5-6 year
Ajax Kids Stadion Avontuur
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Een superleuk avontuur voor de kleinste Ajax-fans! Ontdek de Johan Cruijff ArenA en leer alles over jouw favoriete club…
Voetbal
5-6 year
PSV Kids Stadion Avontuur
Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Ga op avontuur rondom het Philips Stadion! Leer alles over PSV, zoek de clubkleuren en ontdek samen met mascotte Phoxy …
Voetbal
5-6 year
Heracles Kids Stadion Avontuur
Almelo, Overijssel, Netherlands
Een leuk avontuur voor de kleinste Heracles-fans! Wandel rondom het Erve Asito stadion en ontdek alles over de zwart-wi…
Voetbal
5-6 year
Natuur in het Kralingse Bos
Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Een leuke speurtocht voor de allerkleinsten door het mooie Kralingse Bos! Kijk goed om je heen naar bomen, bloemen, een…
Natuur
5-6 year
Dierenavontuur in Blijdorp
Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Ga op dierenontdekking in de wijk Blijdorp! Wandel door het groene Vroesenpark en de straten rond de beroemde dierentui…
Dieren
5-6 year
Featured this week: example questions for 5-6 years
New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.
What scent do roses have?
Deliciously sweet
Dirty
To fish
To socks
What grows on a potato plant?
Potatoes
Apples
Bananas
Grapes
Which animal has long ears?
Haas
Hose
Fish
Worm
Which transport makes no exhaust?
A bicycle
A car
A truck
An engine
What animals live in a pond?
Fish
Dogs
Cats
Cows
Which plant grows in water?
Water lily
Cactus
Rose
Grass
Where do ants look for their food?
On the ground
In the air
In the water
In the snow
What do you drink when it's really hot?
Cold water
Hot tea
Warm milk
Hot chocolate
Which animal lives in the forest and eats honey?
Bear
Dog
Cat
Mouse
What does a rabbit do when it is scared?
It stamps with its paw
It will lie down
It sings
It spins in circles
Which animal lives in a nest high up in a tree?
Bird
Dog
Cat
Fish
Which dinosaur had a beak like a duck?
Parasaurolophus
T-Rex
Stegosaurus
Triceratops
How were baby dinosaurs born?
From eggs
From their mother's belly
From a flower
From the water
Which reptile can run the fastest?
An iguana
A turtle
A snake
A chameleon
What does a tadpole lose as it grows bigger?
His tail
His eyes
His head
Its colour
How do baby turtles get air?
They hatch from an egg
They are born
They grow on mum
They come out of the water
Which people provided food at the front?
Army cook
Doctors
Pilots
Soldiers
Where do young knights learn to fight?
On the square
In bed
In bath
In the kitchen
What did soldiers eat from cans?
Meat
Candy
Fruit
Biscuits
Which means of transport became popular in the 1960s?
The plane
The bicycle
The boat
The trolley
What is an explorer?
Someone looking for new countries
Someone who bakes bread
Someone who makes cars
Someone who sings
Which soldiers came first to liberate the Netherlands?
Canadian soldiers
French soldiers
Spanish soldiers
Italian soldiers
Which fish did the Dutch eat a lot of?
Herring
Goldfish
Shark
Whale
What changed about people's work?
Machines helped more
Everyone worked outside
No one had to work anymore
All work was play
Which Dutch invention helps with seeing in the dark?
Torch
Candle
Lantern
Fire
Which plants keep dykes strong?
Grass with roots
Tulips
Roses
Cacti
What sport do you do with a Frisbee?
Ultimate frisbee
Football
Tennis
Swimming
Where do many people gather on King's Day?
On squares and streets
At the library
In bed
In the shower
What do you wear on your feet?
shoes
gloves
hat
glasses
Which animal do we often see in the royal family?
Horses
Elephants
Tigers
Penguins
Who is a famous Dutch presenter?
Linda de Mol
Anna TV
Lisa Show
Emma Present
What do you call the sound that millstones make?
Grinding
Singing
Flutes
Hits
What sport did people used to play in the gym?
Gymnastics
Surfing
Skiing
Fish
Where can you skate indoors?
In an ice hall
In the kitchen
In bed
In the car
In which section do you throw a javelin?
Javelin throw
High jump
Running
Long jump
Who gets to take the ball with their hands?
The goalkeeper
The striker
The defender
All players
Where are the people watching football?
On the stand
On the field
In the goal
On the roof
What do you call it when you are very limber?
Smooth
Rigid
Heavy
Large
What do you wear on your feet in tennis?
Tennis shoes
Boots
Slippers
Socks
What do you wear on your head when swimming?
Swimming goggles
A hat
A crown
A cap
What is often on the sidelines?
Flags
Flowers
Cars
Houses
What is the name of the biggest match of the European Championship?
The final
The start
The break
The training
Which club does Romelu Lukaku play for?
AS Roma
Inter Milan
Chelsea
Manchester United
What happens when it rains in a stadium without a roof?
Everyone gets wet
Getting warmer
Grass is growing
Getting dark
What colour shirt is Brazil wearing?
Yellow
Blue
Red
Green
What happened to Dutch football in 1954?
First World Cup participation
First European Championship participation
Ajax was founded
First professional club
What do you call the net behind the goal?
The goal net
The goal wall
The target roof
The target floor
What do you watch during a football match?
The ball
The sky
The ground
The stand
Where can you find the largest desert in the world?
In Africa
In the Netherlands
At the North Pole
In the sea
Which direction does a compass needle point?
To the north
To the south
To the east
To the west
How can you feel the wind?
He blows against you
He makes noise
He smells sweet
He is green
Where is the best place to sunbathe?
When the sun shines
When it rains
In the snow
When it is dark
What shape does a starfish have?
Star
Circle
Square
Triangle
How do mountains form?
By movement of the earth
By rain
By wind
By sunshine
How can you tell it is blowing hard?
Trees move and leaves blow
The sun gets bigger
Snow is coming
Everything becomes silent
Which flower belongs to the Netherlands?
Tulip
Rose
Cactus flower
Orchid
Which dairy is delicious with strawberries?
Whipped cream
Cheese
Butter
Milk
What can happen if you have a severe allergy?
Doctor needed
Becoming cheerful
Smell better
Run faster
What is a doner?
Meat in bread
A soup
A cake
A vegetable
What do we use to make icing?
Icing sugar and water
Sand and stone
Paint and water
Grass and leaves
What do you call it when you beat milk really hard?
Knock
Run
Jump
Walking
Which country is churros from?
Spain
Portugal
Italy
France
What do you use to decorate a cake?
Whipped cream
Mayonnaise
Mustard
Ketchup
What is sushi?
Japanese food with rice
French candy
Italian soup
Chinese tea
What is the name of the bad guy who stops Superman most often?
Lex Luthor
Joker
Green Goblin
Doctor Doom
What does Iron Man make when he flies?
Sound
No sound
Music
He sings
Which animal looks like Batman's logo?
Bat
Bird
Butterfly
Mouse
What material is Iron Man's suit made of?
Metal
Plastic
Wood
Paper
What is Batman's cape called?
Batcape
Supercape
Black cape
Flying cape
What can someone with ice cream superpower do?
Freezing everything
Melting everything
Burn everything
Break everything
Which hero can move things with his thoughts?
Magneto
Spider-Man
Captain America
Iron Man
What colour is Captain America's shield?
Red, white and blue
Green and yellow
Black and silver
Purple and orange
What grows from a seed?
A plant
A stone
A fish
One egg
What is your body made of?
Small cells
Small stones
Small dots
Small cubes
What are nasal sinuses?
Empty spaces in your head that make air warmer
Little animals in your nose
Small stones
Candy in your head
What part of your body do you use to smell?
Your nose
Your ears
Your feet
Your hands
Which animal can turn its head all the way around?
Owl
Dog
Cat
Rabbit
Which body part do you grab things with?
Your hands
Your feet
Your ears
Your nose
How can you inflate a balloon?
By blowing air from your lungs into it
By putting water in it
By putting it in the sun
By shaking it
What is good to eat every day?
Fruit and vegetables
Candy only
Chips only
Biscuits only
What can Dumbo do with his big ears?
Flies
Swimming
Run
Climbing
Where does Peter Pan live?
Neverland
Wonderland
Netherlands
Fairyland
What colour do aliens usually have in films?
Green
Pink
Yellow
Purple
What is the name of Nemo's fish?
Dory
Flipper
Ariel
Willy
What colour is Sulley from Monsters?
Blue
Green
Purple
Orange
Which superhero can make fire?
Human Torch
Batman
Captain America
Aquaman
What was special about the first colour films?
They were very expensive to make
They were very cheap
They were ready very quickly
They had no story
Where does a monster often hide?
Under the bed
In the kitchen
In the garden
On the roof
Where can you let your clay work dry?
On the table
In your pocket
In the washing machine
In the fridge
What motion do you make to make clay round?
Roll with your hands
Cutting with scissors
Tapping with a hammer
Blow with your mouth
What do you need to do before you go on holiday to take photos?
Charging the battery
Washing the camera
Singing a song
Feeding the camera
What shape does the sun usually have in drawings?
A circle
A square
A triangle
One star
What do you use to sew clothes together?
Wire
Glue
Tape
Water
What tools do sculptors use to carve in stone?
Chisel
Scissors
Pencil
Brush
What colour is grass in drawings?
Green
Red
Yellow
Purple
What did Degas prefer to paint?
Dancing people
Flowers
Houses
Cars
What is the biggest bone in your body?
Thigh
Teen
Finger
Nose
What is 3 + 3?
6
5
9
What was invented to keep your feet dry?
Shoes
Gloves
Hat
Scarf
Which plant grows very fast?
Bamboo
Cactus
Stone
Metal
How can you save electricity?
Turning off the light
Leaving all lights on
Turning up the television
Leaving the fridge open
What do nanoparticles do in sportswear?
They keep you dry
They make you bigger
They make you faster
They make you stronger
What sound does an empty bottle make when you blow on it?
A high-pitched tone
A low tone
No sound
A bell
What is the best thing to do with an empty yoghurt cup?
Put in the plastic container
Buried in the garden
Throwing in the water
Left on the street
What colour eyes does Mike have in Monsters Inc?
Green
Blue
Brown
Black
What happens in the song 'Clap your hands'?
We clap and move
We go to sleep
We eat biscuits
We read a book
What instrument do you use for a march?
Drum
Piano
Guitar
Flute
In which song do they count sheep?
Lullaby
Birthday song
Christmas song
Sinterklaas song
What do you sing about ducks?
All the ducks are swimming in the water
All bunnies sleep
All birds fly
All fish swim
Which style of music comes from Africa?
Afrobeat
Country
Polka
Opera
Where is Peter Pan flying to?
Neverland
The moon
The forest
The sea
Which instrument has strings you can pluck?
Guitar
Drum
Piano
Flute
What sign is there at the beginning of a story to show that someone is talking?
"
.
-
,
With which letter does the word 'polar bear' begin?
I
J
Y
B
How do you spell, in Dutch, what you eat in the morning?
ontbijt
ondbiit
ontbait
ontbiet
What is an exclamation?
Help!
Where are you?
I see you.
The bird flies.
How do you turn 'shirt' into a diminutive?
shirt
shirt
shirteling
shirtling
What do you put behind: Do we want to play
?
!
.
,
What do you do with a comb?
Combing your hair
Brushing your teeth
Washing your feet
Cleaning your ears
How many syllables does the word 'football' have?
2
1
3
7
Can two black holes collide?
Yes, then they create an even bigger black hole
No, they always go around each other
Then they both disappear
Then they become stars
What kind of engines does a rocket have?
Rocket engines
Bicycle engines
Automotive engines
Boat engines
What is the hardest part about wearing a spacesuit?
It is very heavy and difficult to move
It is very itchy
It smells dirty
It is too colourful
Where do we live?
On planet earth
On the moon
On the sun
On a star
What do rovers make tracks in on Mars?
In the sand
In the snow
In the grass
In the mud
What is Mars?
A planet
One star
A moon
A cloud
What is a baby black hole called?
A stellar black hole
A mini black hole
A cute black hole
A small black hole
What is the shape of a comet's orbit?
An elongated circle
A square
A triangle
A straight line
What symbol do you often see on electric vehicles?
A lightning bolt
An apple
A cat
A flower
What is often written on the side of a plane?
Letters and numbers
Flowers
Candy
Toys
What do you see coming out of the chimney of a steam train?
Steam and smoke
Butterflies
Candy
Soap bubbles
Which boat can also run on electricity?
An electric boat
A sailboat
A paper boat
An ice boat
Which sign warns of a tunnel?
Sign with dark arch
Plate with tall tower
Sign with wide river
Sign with large field
What do you hear when a plane passes by?
Loud noise
Music
Flutes
Nothing
Where is the house number of the bus?
At the front of the bus
Under the bus
On the bus
On wheels
What does a solid line on the road mean?
You are not allowed to overtake
You need to drive faster
You must stop
You have to toe
In a graph there are cubes. Apples have 5 cubes, pears have 3 cubes. Which fruit is eaten the most?
Apples
Pears
Bananas
As many
What shape does a ball have?
around
square
triangle
rectangle
10 children play in the sandpit. 6 children go on the slide. How many children stay in the sandbox?
4 children
5 children
16 children
3 children
A circle is divided into 6 equal pieces. Which fraction belongs to 1 piece?
1/6
1/5
1/7
6/1
Which newspaper has more surface area?
A large newspaper unfolded
A small leaflet
A receipt
A note
How much is 0.05 euros in cents?
5 cents
50 cents
0.5 cents
25 cents
What is 3 + 2?
5
6
4
7
A chart shows 4 bunnies and 2 guinea pigs at the petting zoo. How many more animals are the bunnies?
2 animals more
1 animal more
3 animals more
4 animals more
What do you do to open a programme?
Click on it
Blow on it
Talking to
Pointing to it
What happens if you instruct a robot to walk 3 steps ahead?
The robot takes 3 steps forward
The robot rotates 3 times
The robot goes to sleep
The robot sings a song
What can you do with a memory game app?
Exercising your memory
Combing your hair
Putting on your socks
Blow your nose
Where was the first computer?
In a university
In a shop
In a park
Home
What does 'left' mean when giving a robot a direction?
The side of your heart
The side where the sun rises
Upwards
Downwards
What does a red line under a word mean?
The word is misspelled
The word is very beautiful
The word is very long
The word is funny
What is the internet?
A way to connect computers
A kind of toy
A fish in the sea
One kind of food
A robot needs ... need to know what to do:
Instructions
Toys
Biscuits
A cap
What happens when you walk on a slippery floor?
You can slip
You run faster
Your feet get wet
Your shoes will break
What does light do when it passes through water?
It deflects
Turning red
It will be big
It will be tough
Why can you hug a cuddle?
It is soft and yields under pressure
He has no bones
It is made of water
Hugs are alive
Where does gravity pull us?
To the ground
To the sky
To the wall
To the door
What is a nuclear power plant?
A place where energy is made
A shop
A school
A playground
Why is it difficult to walk on ice?
Ice is very smooth
Ice cream is very heavy
Ice cream is very light
Ice cream is very warm
How can you go down a slide faster?
By pushing you off
By holding on to you
By sitting still
By going backwards
What happens when you jump off a seesaw?
You fly through the air
You get smaller
You are turning purple
You go to sleep
What makes a boat move?
A motor or the wind
Fish in the water
Birds in the sky
Clouds
What colour is steam usually?
White
Red
Blue
Green
What color is sand usually?
Beige
Blue
Green
Purple
What makes a torch's battery?
Electricity
Water
Air
Sand
Where do you find copper in your home?
In water pipes
In the bed
In the fridge
In the flowerpot
Which crystal looks like gold but is not?
Pyrite
Diamond
Ruby
Amethyst
How can you tell metals apart?
By their colour
By their smell
By their tone of voice
By their taste
What colour is smoky quartz?
Grey or brown
Bright white
Bright red
Bright green
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Frequently asked questions
Preschoolers need adult supervision. However, the tasks are designed so that children can discover and solve a lot on their own.
Our scavenger hunts for 5-6-year-olds last about 45-60 minutes. This is a perfect length of time for preschoolers' concentration span.
No problem! The scavenger hunts contain many pictures and symbols. As a facilitator, you read out the tasks and help where necessary.
Yes, all routes are carefully selected and avoid busy roads. We also provide safety tips for a worry-free treasure hunt.
Preschoolers develop their powers of observation, concentration, language and maths. Motor skills and self-confidence are also encouraged.
A treasure hunt for 5-6 years is a GPS walk with questions specially tailored to this level. The questions are fun, educational and appropriate for the age group.
On average, a scavenger hunt takes 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the number of locations and walking distance. Ideal for an afternoon out.
Yes, the questions are educational and tailored to the level of knowledge. Children learn while moving outdoors and having fun.