This kind of folklore, like riddles, is a separate colloquial genre. In pagan times, people believed that some objects or animals could eavesdrop on them, so they came up with various sayings. From ancient times they are used to train ingenuity and quick wit and are used to familiarize with the seasons, plants, animals and natural phenomena. In general, it was believed that adults can only be called one who copes well with riddles.
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When choosing entertaining questions, it is necessary to take into account the degree of preparation of the child, his interest in the subject being studied, and, of course, age.