The preschooler is at an age when the child is actively developing mentally. And the task of parents is to direct the inquisitive child’s mind along the path of desire to shape it further. Funny riddles for 6-7 years old are magic wands for a child, which themselves suggest interesting questions. Learning the answers, the baby grows up in his own eyes, will strive to know even more. A a cheerful, funny presentation of riddles, which children really like, will make it easier for adults to develop their child.
Memory and attention will help in school
Long-term experience of teachers, educators shows that riddles can develop children’s memory, teach how to make a comparative analysis, establish common signs of objects and phenomena, which has a beneficial effect on logic and thinking. Mental tension, accurate perception of information, development of speech, complication of vocabulary – all this is effortlessly received by the child while playing puzzles.
Instructive and simple
Children’s riddles for 6-8 years old assess the capabilities of children. If it doesn’t work out very well, the child is interested in looking for the answer himself, gaining new knowledge, seeing the unknown in books. National folklore in the genre of riddles is good because it is imbued with folk wisdom, refined instructiveness and, at the same time, simplicity and wit.
Riddles for children 6-7-8 years old are varied in topics, presentation. In terms of content, they can be about:
- seasons;
- natural phenomena;
- festive, fairy-tale characters;
- vegetables fruits;
- plants, flowers;
- animal world;
- profession;
- household things, toys.
Further riddles are offered on various topics for older preschoolers and first graders.
Without wings, but flies. As soon as she cries, she disappears.
(Cloud)
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Fruit ripens on the tree
And it tastes good.
Yellow green,
Like a light bulb.
(Pear)
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Loves milk very much,
It’s not easy to babysit him.
He is dressed in a vest,
He sleeps quietly in the cradle …
(incorrect: grandfather. Correct: brother)
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Blanket white
Not sewn, not woven.
It fell from the sky
The whole earth was covered.
(Snow)
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Everyone is waiting for him, calling him, but when he comes, everyone runs away.
(Rain)
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Sitting under the tree
Trembling with fear.
If necessary, it runs.
Writes loops in the snow:
“I’ll run away from the fox!”
(Hare)
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He lies or plays
He wants – eats, but wants – drinks.
He does not welcome mice,
Striped important …
(cat)
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Can jump and fly.
Accidentally start galloping
And run into the gate
Maybe a quick round …
(ball)
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Your granddaughter Dunyasha
Grandma Aglasha asks
Radish with sour cream
Eat at least a little …
(wrong answer: porridge. Correct: salad)
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I arrived at the store.
To choose a limousine.
But I could buy myself
Two mittens for …
(incorrect: for legs. I must say: for hands)
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No one will please her
Wayward and stubborn.
“I don’t want to go to kindergarten!” –
Stamps his foot …
(mom – the wrong answer. It is correct to say: daughter)
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Vasya loves her very much,
Kiss, caress.
She is about two hundred years old –
Vasina …
(not to the bride, but to the turtle)
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For dolls, dresses, pants,
Berets, mittens, shirt front
Always sew and knit
Skillful …
(not boys, but girls)
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To tomboy students
Bravely goes to class
Not a timid dozen
Brave …
(not a bun, but a teacher)
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To iron a hooded robe
Mom goes to the outlet with …
(with a phone? No, with an iron)
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Kings of all time
In their portraits
It is important to look through the ages
In gold …
(in berets? Wrong, in crowns)
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Narve in the meadow
Dandelion bag
And we will weave from them
Floral…
(not a pot, but a wreath)
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Little sisters,
For little girls
Bought for summer
Beautiful …
(not boots, but sandals)
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Summer will come soon,
Hot days.
And then we will gladly
Let’s stand on …
(not on skates, but on rollers)
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The bunny went out to frolic
Jumping in the grass.
One nose and one tail
Well, paws …
(not two, but 4)
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The teacher explained to Kira:
5 plus 2 is …
(not 4, but 7)
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If in the classroom
You will yawn
You will get in your diary
You estimate …
(not 5, but 2)
