Mysteries about the forest for children 3-4, 5-6 years old and primary school students

Enormous role in the upbringing of children is played by riddles about the forest. First and foremost, they expand the horizons of children, giving them important knowledge about the world around them. Secondly, riddles about the forest bring up in the younger generation a love of nature. Thirdly, they teach children to think in images.

Riddles about the forest for the youngest with answers

From the age of three to four, the children are trying to find answers to the questions of adults independently.

And at this time they can offer fairly simple verse riddles about the forest with answers that are rhymed with the penultimate line. For example:

Squirrels live in it and wolves,

It grows oaks and trees

Tall - to the skies!

They call it ... (forest).

The answer is easy for those who know how to listen to the end

You can offer kids and more complex riddles about the forest, where the answer will have to break his head, because the simple selection of rhyme here can not do. But the kind of clues the children use are the names of the fruits that the forest gives to people.

He is huge and rich,
He will treat all the guys:
Lyusya is a strawberry,
Vitenka - blueberries,
Tanechka is a nut,
Washuu - russula,
Mashenka is a raspberry,
Petya - twig!

Similar riddles about the forest for children bring up the ability to listen to the end of the task. Most children hurry to give an answer, not having listened to the verses. Therefore, someone immediately responds that the berries give the children a garden, then the word "russula" will refute the incorrect answers.

Perhaps, a rather witty version will be uttered - that this is a riddle about the store. Here you can not argue, because today in shopping centers you can buy any berries and mushrooms in winter and summer. But here twig - it is unlikely!

Mysteries about the forest for children 5-6 years old

At this age, the children have already clearly understood what is happening to the trees during the change of the seasons. But the complexity of puzzles still lies in their imagery. If you imagine a forest as a living being that can dress and undress itself, then the foliage of trees will be compared with a green fur coat.

In the spring, he

Green puts on,

With her shoulders in the winter it's out!

And to the ground throws.

Such a mystery not only teaches you to think logically, apply your knowledge while thinking about the answers, but also shows how you can beautifully and figuratively describe the process of growing leaves and dropping them from branches in the fall.

In a fur coat he is in spring and summer,

And in winter it's naked.

Riddle for school children from primary school

Of course, there are riddles in which there is not a single clue: no names of trees or other plants, fruits, or names of animals or birds. Every word is ciphered!

The palace was opened from all sides,

Inside there are a lot of columns,

Above them there are tents,

Below the carpets are wonderful beauty.

And the inhabitants of the palace are there,

And they can neither count nor count!

They also live on tents,

And on the columns, on the carpets.

But no one should demand from children instantaneous guessing. The task of such riddles is to gradually disassemble its meaning.

1. Why is the forest called the palace? (Pogrom, luxurious).
2. What columns stand in it? (Tall trees).
3. What does the author of the riddle compare with the tents? (Green crowns, which are interwoven at the top).
4. Does someone in the woods spread carpets on the ground? (This is a grass that grows in a thick even layer and resembles carpets from a distance).
5. What kind of inhabitants dwell in tents? And on the columns? And on the carpets?

This puzzle can be used as the "backbone" of the lesson in the surrounding world, getting acquainted with the theme "Forest".