Guess the riddle about the bus

Riddles are one of the most entertaining forms of teaching a child. With its help, fast thinking, logic, imagination, memory and speech skills develop. There are a lot of them, for example, about nature, animals, vegetables, fruits, various household items, seasons, etc. Very fascinating, widespread and intriguing puzzles about vehicles. One of these is considered a riddle about the bus.

Difficult riddle

At first glance, it seems that the riddle is not at all childish, because not even all adults immediately find the answer to it. But you just have to listen to its text, and everything falls into place. So how does it sound? That's how:

"It’s dark and rainy in the yard, there is a bus on the road, all the passengers in it are sleeping, and only the driver is not sleeping. The bus is turning left."

Questions:

1. What was the number on the bus?
2. What is the driver’s name?
3. Why did the bus turn off?
4. What wheel doesn’t it spin?

Answer

The answers of the riddle about the bus for children lie in it itself. And now, in order:

1. The bus number is wet, because it is wet from the rain.
2. Only - this is the name of the driver. During the pronunciation of the riddle, it becomes clear that everyone but the driver is sleeping, and the word only acts as the name of Tolka.
3. The bus turned along the road.
4. The spare tire does not spin.

Mysteries for the smallest

It will be easier for preschool children to guess a riddle about the bus in which it is described in additional words and is the answer, and is not involved in it as the main character, as was the case in the previous riddle. For instance:

1. What a wonder? The long house, and the kids in the sea in it, wears rubber shoes, refuel with gasoline.
2. He carries people around the city, there are tickets for children, he seems oblong, but not horny at all.
3. All day does not stop running, carries people in the rain and snow.
4. He rushes quickly because he is in a hurry. He picks up people, and delivers them in a moment.

Bus riddles introduce children to public transport. They develop ingenuity, ingenuity, observation, the ability to listen and quickly find the right answer.