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Trick riddles are riddles with a common question and a non-standard answer. At first glance, the answer may seem strange and incorrect, but if you read the riddle more carefully and think about the answer, it will turn out to be quite logical. Riddles with a trick, as a rule, are not without a sense of humor. Not only do they develop quick wit and out-of-the-box thinking, but they are also fun. Tell tricky riddles to your friends and relatives, have a fun and useful time.

From which seven-letter word can one “letter” be removed so that two letters remain?
Answer: ABC book
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The same person always came to the football match. Before the game started, he guessed the score. How did he do it?
Answer: Before the game starts the score is always 0:0
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More than an hour, less than a minute.
Answer: Seconds (hand of some watch models)
Tag. Anna
55471

What language is spoken silently?
Answer: Sign language
159126

Why is the stop valve on trains red and on airplanes blue?
Answer: Many will say: “I don’t know.” Experienced people will answer: “There are no stop valves on airplanes.” In fact, airplanes have a stop valve in the cockpit.
Makarova Valentina, Moscow
36541

The boy paid 11 rubles for a bottle with a cork. A bottle costs 10 rubles more than a cork. How much does a cork cost?
Answer: 50 kopecks
Orlov Maxim, Moscow
45250

One French writer really disliked the Eiffel Tower, but always dined there (on the first level of the tower). How did he explain this?
Answer: This is the only place in all of vast Paris from where it is not visible
Borovitsky Vyacheslav, Kaliningrad
42606

In which city is a man's name and cardinal direction hidden?
Answer: Vladivostok
Mezhuleva Yulia
49567

Seven sisters are at the dacha, where each is busy with some kind of business. The first sister is reading a book, the second is cooking, the third is playing chess, the fourth is solving Sudoku, the fifth is doing the laundry, the sixth is taking care of the plants. What does the seventh sister do?
Answer: Plays chess
Gobozov Alexey, Sochi
48335

Why do they often walk, but rarely drive?
Answer: By stairs
198127

It goes uphill, then downhill, but stays in place.
Answer: Road
154165

Which word has 5 "e"s and no other vowels?
Answer: Migrant
Radaev Evgeniy, Petrozavodsk
44913

Two people approach the river. There is a boat at the shore that can only support one. Both people crossed to the opposite bank. How?
Answer: They were on different banks
25 25, Vladivostok
33330

Vasily, Peter, Semyon and their wives Natalya, Irina, Anna are 151 years old together. Each husband is 5 years older than his wife. Vasily is 1 year older than Irina. Natalya and Vasily are 48 years old together, Semyon and Natalya are 52 years old together. Who is married to whom, and how old is someone? (Age must be expressed in whole numbers).
Answer: Vasily (26) - Anna (21); Peter (27) - Natalya (22); Semyon (30) - Irina (25).
Chelyadinskaya Victoria, Minsk
20556

Jackdaws flew and sat on sticks. If they sit down one at a time, there’s an extra jackdaw; if they sit down in twos, there’s an extra stick. How many sticks were there and how many jackdaws were there?
Answer: Three sticks and four jackdaws
Baranovsky Sergey, Polotsk
27790

Where does it happen that a horse jumps over a horse?
Answer: In chess
)))))))) Renesmee, L.A.
39221

What table has no legs?
Answer: Dietary
Boyko Sasha, Volchikha
33260

Do not write anything or use a calculator. Take 1000. Add 40. Add another thousand. Add 30. Another 1000. Plus 20. Plus 1000. And plus 10. What happened?
Answer: 5000? Wrong. The correct answer is 4100. Try using a calculator.
Ivanova Daria, Daria
36279

How can a person not sleep for 8 days?
Answer: Sleep at night
Sone4ka0071, Sosnogorsk
37319

What animal do people walk on and cars drive over?
Answer: Zebra
Tanya Kostryukova, Saransk
29128

Which word uses “no” 100 times?
Answer: Moans
Muslimova Sabina, Dagestan (Derbent)
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What's an elephant without a nose?
Answer: Chess
Ksenia Prokopieva, Moscow
30103

Mr. Mark was found murdered in his office. The cause turned out to be a bullet wound to the head. Detective Robin, examining the murder scene, found a cassette recorder on the table. And when he turned it on, he heard Mr. Mark's voice. He said: “This is Mark speaking. Jones just called me and said that in ten minutes he would be here to shoot me. There is no use in running. I know this footage will help the police arrest Jones. I hear his footsteps on the stairs. The door opens..." The assistant detective suggested that Jones be arrested on suspicion of murder. But the detective did not follow his assistant's advice. As it turns out, he was right. Jones was not the killer, as was stated on the tape. Question: why did the detective become suspicious?
Answer: The tape in the recorder was reviewed at the beginning. Moreover, Jones would have taken the tape.
Katarina, Moscow
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Sherlock Holmes was walking down the street. And suddenly he saw a dead woman lying on the ground. He walked over, opened her bag and took out her phone. Tel. in the book he found her husband's number. He called. Speaks:
- Come here urgently. Your wife has died. And after a while the husband arrives. He looks at his wife and says:
- Oh, honey, what happened to you???
And then the police arrive. Sherlock points his finger at the woman's husband and says:
- Arrest this man. He was the one who killed her. Question: Why did Sherlock think that?
Answer: Because Sherlock didn't tell her husband the address
Tusupova Aruzhan
20147

Two fifth-graders Petya and Alyonka are walking home from school and talking.
“When the day after tomorrow becomes yesterday,” said one of them, “then today will be as far from Sunday as the day that was today, when the day before yesterday was tomorrow.” What day of the week did they talk?
Answer: On Sunday
Khrushka, Ololoshkino
15095

There is a rich house and a poor one. They are burning. Which house will the police extinguish?
Answer: Police don't put out fires, fires are put out by firefighters
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What route has no one ever walked or ridden before?
Answer: Milky Way
Tikhonova Inessa, Aktyubinsk
25411

How many years are there in a year?
Answer: one (summer)
Maksim, Penza
31301

What kind of stopper can't stop any bottle?
Answer: Road
Volchenkova Nastya, Moscow
25970

In what word is the drink and natural phenomenon “hidden”?
Answer: Grapes
Anufrienko Dasha, Khabarovsk
25426

What sign must be placed between 6 and 7 so that the result is less than 7 and greater than 6?
Answer: Comma
Mironova Violetta, Saratov
22262

Without what can nothing ever happen?
Answer: Untitled
Anyutka, Omsk
26348

Union, number then preposition -
That's the whole charade.
And so that you can find the answer,
We need to remember about rivers.
Answer: i-sto-k
Nazgulichka, Ufa
18202

What muscle is the strongest in the human body?
Answer: The common belief is language. In fact, it is the calf and masseter muscles.
Anonymous
20085

You can tie it, but you can’t untie it.
Answer: Conversation
Dasha, Chelyabinsk
24469

To what mere mortal does even the president take off his hat?
Answer: Hairdresser
Nastya Slesarchuk, Moscow
22968

How to put 2 liters of milk in a liter jar?
Answer: Turn it into cottage cheese
Anonymous
20068

Once upon a time there lived an orphan girl in a thicket; she had only two kittens, two puppies, three parrots, a turtle and a hamster with a hamster who was supposed to give birth to 7 hamsters. The girl went to get food. She goes through the forest, field, forest, field, field, forest, forest, field. She came to the store, but there was no food there. It goes further, through the forest, forest, field, field, forest, field, forest, field, forest, field, field, forest. And the girl fell into the hole. If she gets out, dad will die. If she stays there, mom will die. You can't dig a tunnel. What should she do?
Answer: She is an orphan
I'm Yulechka, Omsk
15433

They are metallic and liquid. What are we talking about?
Answer: Nails
Babicheva Alena, Moscow
16548

How to write "duck" in 2 cells?
Answer: In the 1st - the letter “y”, in the 2nd - a dot.
Sigunova 10 years old Valeria, Zheleznogorsk
22695

Name a word in which one letter is a prefix, the second is a root, the third is a suffix, and the fourth is an ending.
Answer: Gone: u (prefix), sh (root), l (suffix), a (ending).
Little Daniel
15939

Guess the riddle: who has the heel behind the nose?
Answer: Shoes
Lina, Donetsk
19393

There were 20 people on the bus. At the first stop 2 people got off and 3 people got on, at the next - 1 got off and 4 got on, at the next - 5 got off and 2 got on, at the next - 2 got off and 1 got on, at the next - 9 got off and no one got on, at the next - 2 more came out. Question: how many stops were there?
Answer: The answer to the riddle is not that important. This is a riddle with an unexpected question. While you are telling the riddle, the guesser begins to mentally count the number of people on the bus, and at the end of the riddle, with a question about the number of stops, you will puzzle him.
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There lived a husband and wife. The husband had his own room in the house, which he forbade his wife to enter. The key to the room was in the bedroom chest of drawers. They lived like this for 10 years. And so the husband went on a business trip, and the wife decided to come into this room. She took the key, opened the room, and turned on the light. The wife walked around the room, then saw a book on the table. She opened it and heard someone opening the door. She closed the book, turned off the light and locked the room, putting the key in the chest of drawers. It's my husband who came. He took the key, opened the room, did something in it and asked his wife: “Why did you go there?”
How did the husband guess?
Answer: My husband touched the light bulb, it was hot.
SLEPTSOVA VIKUSIA, OMSK
13059

A husband and wife, a brother and sister, and a husband and brother-in-law were walking. How many people are there in total?
Answer: 3 people
Arkharov Mikhail, Orekhovo-Zuevo
16366

This name in full sounds like Danuta. What is it abbreviated as?
Answer: Dana
Hanukova Danuta, Bryansk
14272

A river that “fits” in your mouth?
Answer: Gum
Bezusova Anastasia, Overyata village

A large selection of riddles with answers for the most fun and intellectual entertainment with children. Plunging into a “mysterious” world where fantasy and reality intersect, adults forget about everything in the world and turn back into children, and children learn to find the right solutions hidden in the most ordinary words. It's no secret that children's riddles help your child's development.

Riddles for children are different. You can hold home quizzes on holidays and weekends with your family. Such activities can include riddles about food, animals, birds and insects, as well as trick riddles.

One of the famous psychologists of our time said that riddles make you think. Still would! A riddle, or a small funny quatrain that explains a word, influences the formation of a child’s worldview, develops intelligence, logic, imagination and attention, and reaction speed.

How to choose children's riddles?

Children's riddles should be exciting, funny, and a little difficult so that the child does not immediately guess. Children are naturally curious. They will enjoy riddles for children to test their wits. You should not accept the child’s defeat until the last moment, even if he asks for an answer. Better offer him a prize if he solves the riddle himself.

Beyond seriousness, among encrypted answers, mysteries and secrets, a game of imagination begins, during which the logical, associative and creative thinking of children develops.

You can play while sitting or standing, on the go or in transport. puzzles. Here's to a fun and productive time.
Guessing riddles brings undoubted benefits. This is both the development of intelligence, and memory training, and a fun way to learn a lot of new things about various subjects.
Guessing riddles is a kind of test of human intelligence.
Welcome to the world of mysteries, where so many incredible discoveries lurk!

Puzzles.

Definition.

What is it puzzles? If you give them a traditional short definition, then it could be like this. Puzzles- this is an allegorical image of objects or phenomena of reality that are proposed to be guessed. And in fact, for example, in riddle“The matryoshka stands on one leg, wrapped up, tangled,” cabbage is allegorically represented. But, of course, all mysteries cannot be subsumed under this one definition. After all, the material that we perceive as riddles is much richer. For example, in the riddle about the river “It flows, it flows - it will not flow out, it runs, it runs - it will not run out” there is no allegory; it contains a description of the river, but there is no image of an object that would allegorically remind of the river. There are other types of riddles. For example, such as: “What can’t a person live without?” Answer: "No name." Or: “What is the softest thing in the world?” It turns out it's a palm. These are riddles that require extraordinary thinking from the guesser. After all, it is necessary to give one out of a huge number of possible answers, but one with which everyone would agree. You never know, for example, what a person cannot live without! And without water, and without air, and without food. But still, the unexpected answer - “Without a name” - will probably satisfy everyone. Indeed, not only humans cannot live without water, air, food... But only humans (everyone!) receive names.

This example demonstrates another feature of such riddles. The answer should be original, unexpected, and often causing a smile. And there are many riddles that have comic answers. Well, for example: “Which month is the shortest?” The usual answer: “February.” But the correct one is “May” (only three letters!). “What stones are not in the sea?” - “Dry.”

These types riddles could be called this: allegory riddles, description riddles and question riddles. But there is another type riddles: riddles-tasks. They are very similar to problems from school textbooks, if not for one circumstance. For example, here is one of these riddles: “A flock of geese was flying, one goose met them. “Hello,” he says, “a hundred geese!” - “No, we are not a hundred geese. If only there were so many more, and half as much, and a quarter as much, and you, goose, then there would be a hundred of us geese.” “How many geese were flying?” Answer: “36 geese.” The problem is purely arithmetic and requires the guesser to be able to count. But there are other tasks. For example: “A hunter was walking. I saw three crows on a tree and shot. I killed one. How many are left on the tree? The “reasonable” answer is purely arithmetic: there are two crows left on the tree. But no! He killed one, and the rest flew away... Or: “A flock of geese was flying, the hunters killed one. How much is left?" Of course, one was killed.

We see that riddles-tasks, like riddles-questions, are extraordinary, they are really tests of intelligence, they develop and activate our mental activity. And this combines riddles-questions with riddles-tasks; they undoubtedly have similarities in this with riddles-allegories, riddles-descriptions. After all, the tasks proposed in allegorical riddles and descriptive riddles require ingenuity and non-standard thinking: to see the extraordinary in the ordinary, and the ordinary in the unusual.

Thus, all these small forms of folklore are united in their vital purpose: they are educational in nature and contribute to the development of human mental activity. That's why we study them at school.

However, it is not only life purpose that unites these types riddles It is impossible not to notice that they are all built on a paradox. Translated from Greek, “paradox” means an unexpected phenomenon that sharply contradicts common sense and diverges from generally accepted opinion. We have seen that riddles are built on unusual comparisons, the answers expected in line with common sense and generally accepted opinion turn out to be false, and the correct ones are the most unexpected, but the only correct ones.

The similarity of these four types of riddles lies in their construction. The composition of all riddles without exception is two-part: the first part is the question, the second is the answer. This is very clearly seen in the example of riddles-questions and riddles-tasks. The question form is veiled in riddles-allegories and riddles-descriptions. However, the question does not have to be expressed in words. After all, the riddle existed and truly exists only in oral form, and the question can also be conveyed through intonation. In addition, the interrogative nature of the first part of allegorical riddles and description riddles is indicated by the need to answer only their first part. The answer suggests the existence of a question.

But that's where the similarities end. Some differences have already been discussed, but let us note one more important one. Riddles-allegories and riddles-descriptions differ from riddles-questions and riddles-tasks in that they are created on the basis of poetic imagery and surprise us with poetic pictures and artistic details; But riddles-questions, riddles-tasks are strong in their logic, a game not of imagination, but of the mind. I think this is why in literature classes at school there is a clear preference for allegorical riddles and descriptive riddles. And they always enjoyed great success among the people. We know thousands of them, while riddles-questions and riddles-tasks are little known.

Thus, puzzles- this is an allegorical image of objects and phenomena of reality or their description, which is proposed to be solved.

Riddle game 1.

You can tell each other riddles, but you can also play riddles together, like other games.

This is how they play puzzles Russian guys. They gather somewhere, sit down comfortably and start playing “city”. Each takes several cities, say ten.

In order not to forget your cities and not to confuse them with others, you need to write them down on a piece of paper and keep this piece of paper in front of you.

The names of the cities of the players should not be repeated. If they are repeated, confusion and disputes will begin.

One of the players is appointed as a riddler. He must ask a dozen riddles.

Here he asks the first riddle. The players take turns approaching him and quietly, so that others do not hear, they say the answer.

Whoever fails to guess or guesses incorrectly hands over one of his cities to the riddler.

How do they do it? The riddler places an icon next to the name of the city.

When all participants in the game have given the answer, the riddler asks a new riddle. It is guessed in the same way as the first one.

After ten riddles, they see who has how many cities left. It happens that some of the players surrender all their cities.

Then a new riddle comes out and the game continues. He comes up with other riddles and everyone guesses them. The one who guesses them.

The one who guesses correctly gets the city he passed.

Then the third riddle comes out with his own new riddles, and everyone guesses them. After that, they look at who has how many cities left. The one who surrendered all his cities and failed to return them is forced to do some funny thing. This is where the game ends.

You can “surrender” not only cities, but also animals, birds, and parts of clothing - a hat, scarf, jacket, shirt, belt, shoes.

Riddle game 2.

Many participants in the game can guess it, but the answer cannot be spoken out loud. The answer can only be said loudly by the one standing or sitting next to the riddler.

As soon as he guesses, he must ask a new riddle to his neighbor. If he guesses right, he asks his neighbor another riddle. So the riddles follow their chain to the end, and then can return the other way.

But riddles do not always follow the chain so easily. It happens that someone cannot guess the riddle or answers incorrectly. Then the neighbor asks him a second riddle. He couldn’t guess this one either; they guessed a third one for him. . Well, if he doesn’t guess the third one, let him go to the very end of the row. After this, the game continues. They play as long as they can come up with new riddles.

Riddles for children are an important part of educational games and activities; they are used in any early development method and develop the mind, logical thinking and intelligence. In this section, we have selected for you the best and most interesting riddles for children with answers (2000 in total! children's riddles). And to make it easier to navigate their diversity, we have grouped children's riddles into categories. You can also display any riddle by clicking on .

Riddles for children. What are their benefits?

Riddles for children are always:

training their memory;
the good science of concentration;
a great opportunity to pacify an active child and make him more diligent;
unobtrusive switching of attention;
expansion of vocabulary;
reason for fun;
active stimulation of imaginative thinking;
a fun way to get to know the world around you;
a great chance to chat with your child for an extra minute, give him your attention, and turn from an always busy parent into a true friend.

The most important thing is to choose the right riddle. If you overestimate a child’s capabilities and choose something that is too complex, it will quickly turn from an interesting pastime into a boring, uninteresting activity for him. As, however, too simple riddles that quickly deprive children of enthusiasm.

The secret of the amazing effect of riddles for children lies in several of its components.

Firstly, in the form of a children's riddle, which so attracts children, turns learning into a fascinating game, an adventure that forces them to think logically, analyze, develop observation skills, and strive to understand the world. Curiosity is the engine of many discoveries.
Secondly, in the content of the riddle, which most successfully reflects various aspects of a person’s life and activity, his life, environment, relationships, etc.
Thirdly, the riddle is universal: children of all ages can make riddles, and this can be done anywhere (at home, in nature, on the road, at a party, at a party) and at any time. They are always appropriate, especially if selected in accordance with the chosen location and occupation.

When choosing children's riddles, first of all, give preference to those to which the child can not only guess the answer, but also pronounce it.

No more restrictions! Make a wish for any object, animal, fairy-tale character, profession, transport, holiday, number, letter...

Naturally, it is more interesting and easier for a child to find answers among what surrounds him and what he likes, so always try to ask children’s riddles that are relevant at that moment. In the forest, ask riddles about mushrooms, trees, at your grandmother’s in the village - about pets, on the road - about transport, at lunch - about vegetables, fruits, food. It is especially important that the answer be in the field of vision of the little ones, because their logical thinking is still being formed, and therefore needs hints - audio, visual.

Turn any of your child's learning (development) processes into an exciting puzzle game and see how interesting and fun it is to learn together.

Funny riddles for kids in verse.

Children love to solve riddles. If you offer a riddle-solving game for two or more children, then a competitive incentive will also come into play. Someone will solve the riddles faster and more accurately.

Riddles about animals for children with answers

All children love animals, some will not part with animal toys day or night, and kids always solve riddles about animals with pleasure.

The prickly ball is sitting in the grass, move away a little, it will soon disappear into the foliage, snorting like a cat (Hedgehog)
In the morning, near the stream, he washes his tail, washes his mouth, striped (Raccoon)
She buried her little snout in the mud and fell on her back into a puddle, but you can’t scold her because it’s (Piggy)
I hear Australian kangaroos in the room and see, it’s not a fairy tale or a dream - it’s included (TV)
Huge ears and a long trunk, looks like a huge house, he lives in Africa and in the zoo. And it's called (Elephant)
In winter he sleeps in a den and can roar, he picks raspberries, his name is (Bear)
He sits in the tall grass and chews leaves, is afraid, looks around, what if a wolf comes towards him? (Hare)
She is horned and bearded, she gives tasty milk to children, she is friends with the children and easily jumps over pebbles (Goat)

VIDEO: Children's riddles about animals

Riddles about plants for children with answers

Riddles about plants will help kids remember the properties of plants: how they bloom, what they smell and what they are called.

In the spring it blossomed in a clearing and a bunny ate its leaves. He is yellow and then fluffy, his name is (Dandelion)
The branches do not have leaves at all, but prickly needles. What is beautifully decorated in the house? This is a tree (Christmas tree)
This flower looks like the sun, both bees and insects love it. White is its petal, this flower (Chamomile)
It has a green skin and a green tail, it hides in the leaves, it’s cunning. You will find it in any garden, it is strong (Cucumber)
This beautiful flower leaves splinters on the skin. It blooms magnificently and smells fabulous, the name of this flower is (Rose)

Riddles about sports for children with answers

Riddles about different sports will help to interest your child in these useful activities.

On the big field, everyone is running, the stands are shouting: “Goal!!!” What is this game called? Of course it is (Football)
Gliding gracefully across ice is not an easy competition. This beautiful sport is on ice (Figure skating)
You need to drive the puck into the goal with your stick faster and more accurately. This game for strong men is called the word (Hockey)
One two three four five! Jump under the counter. Jump count fun (Jump rope)
I drive my poles into the snow and see two stripes behind them. I'm flying down a hill like the wind, because I'm on (Skiing)

Riddles based on fairy tales for children with answers

Reading fairy tales is very exciting for children. They are transported to the world of fantasy and in their imagination they themselves become fairy-tale characters. Riddles on these topics bring children back to the fairy tale.

It was a hard life to work from morning to evening, but she went to the ball in a new elegant dress (Cinderella)
Rolled along the path, reddened his side in the oven, met the Fox, the Wolf, who is it? (Kolobok)
She is cold and insidious, she has a lot of malice and anger, but still she melted (The Snow Queen)
The fox carried him over the mountains, over the forests, but the cat helped him and returned home (Cockerel)
That girl hid in the forest out of sadness, seven little gnomes guarded her. They cared for her faithfully and tenderly, they called her (Snow White)
She got lost in the forest and cooked porridge for the bear, but she returned home, this girl’s name was (Masha)

Trick riddles for children with answers

Solving tricks for children is fun and interesting at the same time. The answer to the riddle, which fits the rhyme, does not fit the meaning at all, so you need to think a little before saying it.

He sits in a booth and the yard is guarded, an uninvited guest will not pass, he happily wags his tail at you and that’s of course (Not a cat, but a dog)
There wheat ripens in the endless expanse and this land is called (Not the sea, but the field)
A cow will go out into the field, eat a dandelion and eat some milkweed, and in the evening the owner of the steam room will milk (Not tea, but milk)
We take clothes from it in the morning when the alarm clock rings. Together with my mother we name this place (Closet, not refrigerator)

Riddles about vitamins for children with answers

To see well, to jump very deftly, I ate, with vitamin A, a delicious bunny (Carrot)
If the doll has a cold, she needs vitamin C. Get well soon, eat, doll (Orange)
Vitamin D enters the children's body easily if children drink it in the morning and at dinner (Milk)

Riddles about tools for children with answers

Riddles about tools will help children remember their names and the purpose of each of them.

She gnaws the board with iron teeth, her assistant will help saw the logs (Saw)
Who is not afraid of blows? Who is used to working all day? He will hammer all the nails on time, hardworking (Hammer)
If a castle is being built in a sandbox, it will be richly decorated so that the work can proceed quickly; you will need a bucket and (Shovel)

Riddles for school and about school for children with answers

Riddles about school will help children get used to new responsibilities and acquire useful skills.

Children will be taught to write beautifully and read at school gradually, and there is a place for them to play and run around at school. (Turn)
Children and toddlers use them to draw pictures; these magic wands are called (Pencils)
In that house they sit at their desks, they study in cheerful classes, the bell rings there and calls them to class, this house is called (School)
Will help children write letters beautifully and evenly (Notebook)
I put notebooks, books and candy there. This school bag is very convenient (Briefcase)
You need to run, you need to jump, do different figures. To get an A in class (Physical education)

Riddles about toys for children with answers

It is impossible to imagine children's play without toys. Children love their toys very much and sometimes consider them their living friends. Riddles about toys will surely appeal to kids.

You can dress her up in a dress, you can give her tea, you can leave her and leave. She won't cry, she will forgive you (Doll)
With a bicycle you can speed away to any distance, hold your steering wheel tighter and push harder (Pedal)
To pour tea for toys, to prepare a dish for them, young chefs need a real (Dishes)
To refuel the car, dad took gasoline and a watering can. And my machine just needs to insert (Battery)
This friend will not leave you in trouble and you can wear it under your armpit, it is warmer and softer than everyone else, your favorite plush (Bear)