Find your child’s learning style in 60 seconds. This quick VARK quiz shows whether your child learns best through Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, or Kinesthetic methods. You’ll receive simple tips and a 15-minute after-school micro-plan tailored to their results. (8 questions · ~90 seconds · No sign-up)

What does this quiz do?

It highlights your child’s strongest learning preferences, so you can choose activities that match how their brain processes information.

What is VARK?

• Visual: learns with pictures, charts, color, and layout.
• Auditory: learns by listening, rhythm, discussion,and stories.
• Read/Write: learns with notes, lists, and simple worksheets.
• Kinesthetic: learns by doing—hands-on, movement, real objects.

How to read your result

• Single style: Lean into that style for tricky topics; sprinkle the others for balance.
• Dual style: Blend both in each session (e.g., picture + short story, checklist + gesture).
• Multimodal: Rotate styles across tasks—great for varied subjects and longer focus.

Quick wins at home

• Try 1–2 tips from the result for a week and track what sticks.
• Use the built-in 15-minute micro-plan after school (short, fun steps).
• Ask, “What helped most today—pictures, talking, writing, or doing?” Adjust tomorrow.

At school

Share the result with the teacher and request simple supports (e.g., diagram printouts for Visual, brief verbal recap for Auditory, step-by-step notes for Read/Write, manipulatives and movement breaks for Kinesthetic).

Friendly note

This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Kids blend styles and change with age and subjects. If you have concerns, speak with your teacher or a learning specialist.