Learning capital cities is a great door into geography: each name raises questions about where a country is, which language people speak and what the city looks like. This quiz asks ten questions drawn from twenty countries across every continent, with three possible answers each time. It is short enough for a daily challenge and gives children a sense of the world beyond their own country.
Best for ages 7–13
Twenty countries from every continent. Each game picks ten of them, so every round is a little different.
From about 7 with help, and independently from 8–9. Older children can aim for three stars in a row.
Yes — our free continents and flags worksheets let children label, colour and learn more about the world.
World atlas, countries and explorer games — learn geography by playing, offline and free on Google Play.
