3rd grade riddles with answers - short, rhyming, logical


Rhyming riddles and clues for preschoolers and primary schoolchildren

Short riddles, usually simple, are easy to understand and perfectly train your reaction and quick response skills. Longer riddles develop children's attentiveness and patience.

To develop erudition and consolidate knowledge about the world around us, it is especially useful for preschool children and primary school students to guess riddles about living and inanimate nature.

He sleeps in a hole during the long winter, But as soon as the sun begins to warm up, He sets off on his journey for honey and raspberries... Find out the answer Bear.

Don't you know me? I live at the bottom of the sea, Head and eight legs, That's all I am... Find out the answer Octopus.

With a long thin beak he will grab the frog. A drop drips from the beak. Who is this? Find out the answer Heron.

Are there apples on the branches in winter? Collect them quickly! And suddenly the apples fluttered up, Yes, that’s... Find out Bullfinch’s answer.

And in the forest, notice children, There are night watchmen, The watchmen are afraid of these Mice hide, trembling. The Eagle Owls are very severe and... Find out the Owl's answer.

What are math puzzles?

These are entertaining tasks with game elements. Such tasks do not require deep mathematical knowledge and special training; rather, you will need intelligence and observation.

There are a lot of math puzzles. These include logical puzzles, problems with numbers and pictures, paradoxes and probabilities, and much more. They can be simple, which the child can easily cope with on his own, or complex, when he needs the help of his parents.

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Riddles for children about fairy-tale characters

They were waiting for mother with milk, And they let a wolf into the house... Who were these Little children?

(Seven kids)

As a child, everyone laughed at him, They tried to push him away: After all, no one knew that he was born a White Swan.

(Ugly duck)

While eating rolls, a guy rode on a stove. I rode around the village and married the princess.

(Emelya)

Near the forest, on the edge, Three of them live in a hut. There are three chairs and three mugs, three beds, three pillows. Guess without a hint, who are the heroes of this fairy tale?

(Three Bears)

The beautiful maiden is sad: She doesn’t like spring, It’s hard for her in the sun! The poor thing is shedding tears!

(Snow Maiden)

He treats small children, Heals birds and animals, The Good Doctor looks through his glasses...

(Aibolit)

Perform developmental exercises from Ikyusha

Mathematics

Reading

The world

Logics

English language

Puzzle “Card, please”

Look carefully at the credit card numbers. What three numbers should be written in place of the question? Already have any guesses?

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Puzzle “Chairs”

The teacher asked the students to arrange 9 chairs along the four walls of the classroom so that each wall had three chairs. The students completed the task. Can you?

Puzzle “House number”

Hardworking builder Evgeniy arrived on site earlier than the others, but forgot the house number! We know that the house is located between plots 88 and 98. Can you help Evgeniy and tell him the number?

Bullseye Puzzle

Do you like to watch archery competitions? It's so exciting! Look, both archers have already performed, let's count how much archer B scored? We know that shooter A scored 54 points, and points are earned proportionally from the end: 1, 2, 3...

Puzzle “Mom and Daughter”

In this task you need to guess the ages of the mother and daughter. We know that if you add up their ages, you get the number 66. And if you swap the numbers of the mother’s age, you get the exact age of the daughter. Moreover, the mother is no older than 59, and the daughter is no younger than 7. Guess how old they are?

Puzzle “Hurray, fireworks!”

Look how beautiful the fireworks are! And not just one, but six! But one of them was not launched, determine which one?

Puzzle “Mathematics”

The task is simple - fill out each line and column so as to get the specified result at the end. You can only use numbers from 1 to 9 so that there are no repetitions in each line.

Puzzle “Wise Old Man”

The father of three sons made a will so that after his death the children would divide their father's herd of camels like this: the eldest son would take half, the middle son only a third, and the youngest son would get only a ninth. The father died, leaving a herd of 17 camels. Unable to divide the animals, the children asked the wise old man to help them. The elder agreed and, arriving on his camel, divided the animals according to his will. How did he do it?

This puzzle is a variation of Italian mathematician Niccolò Tartaglia's famous "Difficult Inheritance" problem. He went down in history as the scientist who discovered the solution to cubic equations.

Puzzle “Counting fruits”

Where else if not in a store to train counting skills? Let's buy 2 sweet aromatic oranges? How many coins will you need to pay for them? Look at the picture and count.

Difficult children's riddles for logic and attentiveness

A boy with a dog goes to a forest lake. A class of 25 people and 2 teachers are moving towards him, the parents of 10 children also take part in the walk. Five mothers are still pushing their children in strollers, a teacher is driving a dog, and two children are carrying their rats. How many feet walk along the road to the forest lake? Find out the answer On the road to the forest lake there are only 2 legs - the boy’s legs, the dog’s paws don’t count, and everyone he met is returning from the lake.

Five guys will eat five ice creams in exactly five minutes. How long will it take for six guys to eat ice creams, if there are also six ice creams? Find out the answer No matter how many ice creams there are, if there are the same number of guys, then the guys will eat all the ice creams in the same five minutes.

Logic problems with a trick for children

Trick logic problems are non-standard problems. At first glance, there is nothing unusual in the questions. But tricky tasks, as a rule, are not without a sense of humor. To give the correct answer you need to be very careful and be able to think. Tricky tasks are great for developing quick wits and out-of-the-box thinking. They encourage the child to listen to speech: to intonation, phonetic nuances, to recognize the polysemy of the same phrase.

For example, to the question “Why do geese swim?” I immediately want to answer: “Well, nature created them that way.” But in fact, you need to hear not “Why,” but “By what ,” and then the answer will be: “By water . The question “What is at the beginning of the book? "does not need to be taken literally. Correct answer: "Letter K" .

The tasks are not easy. Read the question slowly to your child several times. Give him time to think and find the right option.

Let's start guessing with the drawn problems. These are a few pages from my book.


Answer

Letter C. Nuts cannot walk.

Answer

Two: right and left. Wait for her to fly away.

Answer

Letter K. No, penguins don't talk.

Now let the child imagine everything in his head. This is also very useful, especially for the development of visual and figurative thinking.

  1. What could be bigger than an elephant and at the same time weightless?
    Answer

    (shadow)

  2. What is behind the cow and what is in front of the stork?
    Answer

    (the letter a)

  3. How many peas will fit into a glass?
    Answer

    (peas don't go)

  4. Why do you go to bed when you want to sleep?
    Answer

    (“by what” - by gender)

  5. What do you throw into a pan before you put something in it?
    Answer

    (look)

  6. What horse doesn't eat oats?
    Answer

    (chess)

  7. What can stand and walk, hang and lie, walk and run at the same time?
    Answer

    (watch)

  8. How to write "dry grass" in four letters?
    Answer

    (hay)

  9. Why does a heron stand on one leg?
    Answer

    (if the heron raises its second leg, it will fall)

  10. What comb can you use to comb your hair?
    Answer

    (rooster)

  11. What won't fit into even the biggest saucepan?
    Answer

    (its cover)

  12. Why does a chicken lay eggs?
    Answer

    (because if she leaves them, they will break)

  13. When a kitten is bought, what is it like?
    Answer

    (wet)

  14. What is easy to pick up from the ground, but difficult to throw far?
    Answer

    (feather)

  15. What does half an apple look like?
    Answer

    (for the second half)

  16. How does summer end and autumn begin?
    Answer

    (letter O)

  17. Which tap doesn't draw water from?
    Answer

    (from a crane)

  18. What bell doesn't ring?
    Answer

    (flower)

  19. Can an ostrich call itself a bird?
    Answer

    (no, because ostriches can't talk)


  20. Which hand is better to stir tea?
    Answer

    (in which there is a spoon)

  21. Which question cannot be answered in the affirmative?
    Answer

    ("Are you sleeping?")

  22. What bird does not lay eggs, but hatches from them?
    Answer

    (rooster)

  23. What goes from city to city, but does not move?
    Answer

    (road)

  24. What can you see with your eyes closed?
    Answer

    (dream)

  25. How many turns does the road have?
    Answer

    (two - right and left)

  26. How can you remove a wheel in one second?
    Answer

    (with a camera)

  27. What stones are not in the sea?
    Answer

    (dry)

  28. What's in the middle of a cabbage?
    Answer

    (letter U)

  29. Which bird is made up of a letter and a river?
    Answer

    (oriole)

  30. Why do we eat?
    Answer

    (at the table)

  31. Who walks while sitting?
    Answer

    (chess player)

  32. What tree does a bird sit on during heavy rain?
    Answer

    (for wet)

  33. When hammering nails, why do they hammer?
    Answer

    (by hats)

  34. How to write "mousetrap" in five letters?
    Answer

    (cat)

  35. When the car is moving, which wheel does not spin?
    Answer

    (spare)

  36. Why does a duck swim?
    Answer

    (from the shore)

  37. The grandmother carried a hundred eggs to the market, one fell. How many eggs are left in the basket?
    Answer

    (none because the bottom fell out)

Reflecting on logical problems with a trick, the child will understand that behind the same words there is often much more hidden than can be heard the first time. This is an excellent training in thinking and attention.

On the site you can also do this, which perfectly trains the skill of working with patterns.

Sincerely, Olga Naumova

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