The smallest kindergarteners are not so easy to occupy, especially if they are big fidgets. But the game form of developing activities allows you to cope even with the most active and naughty kids. Riddles about carrots are in great demand, as many kids love this orange sweet vegetable. And, of course, they know what it looks like.
Riddles for preschoolers (5-6 years old)
At this age, children usually already have a good understanding of metaphors and comparisons, so carrot puzzles can abound with them. For example, in such cases:
Yes, for a curly crest,
She's smooth to the touch
It tastes like sugar! Sweet
- They planted fire in the ground, but the smoke remained on the street.
- In the earth with his nose and tail in the street.
- The red damsel in the dugout sits with a scythe moving in the wind.
And there are many such examples, and most importantly, literally on the go, carrot puzzles do not have to be carefully thought out, the simpler the better. Kids will be happy with such a charge for the mind, which is not only informative, but also interesting. Especially if along the way to tell children about why the tops are compared with a scythe or a tail, and the carrot itself with a red girl.
Riddles about carrots for the little ones (2-4 years)
It is worthwhile to be more careful with such kids, their knowledge is still not too great to compare vegetables with animated objects (people), therefore, tasks can be easier. Riddles about carrots can come up with this plan:
- It is all green above, all orange below, but you just need to remove and wash it.
- I have a crest, it is green as a bunch. I’m sweet like sugar, red like an orange, just pull it out and peel it.
- At least in the country, at least in the garden, you can meet me if mom and dad planted me carefully. The tail is curly, the head is red, crispy and sweet. Who am I?
Of course, to make it easier for kids to navigate, you can pre-display thematically the topic of riddles on the wall or take a suitable picture in hand.
How to play at home?
The riddle about carrots for children should not be overly complex. And to force the baby to solve is also impossible. Therefore, it is possible, during the performance of household chores, when the child is necessarily curling somewhere nearby, to make him such puzzles for quick wits. It will be interesting for him to determine what kind of a red girl is that is stuck in the ground and is waiting for her tail to be released from there. And it will be interesting for parents themselves to come up with such charades for their child.