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Red Riddles

May 14, 2015 By Stephen Pepper

We’re continuing our series of color riddles today with a set which all have an answer of ‘red.’

If you’re planning on using these rhyming riddles as part of an activity or game for kids, they may also enjoy this color scavenger hunt idea.

4 Red Riddles For Kids

Red Riddles For Kids

When you’re driving in a car
This color is on top
Of a set of traffic lights
It means that you should stop

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Many foods are this color
Like some types of cherries
Tomatoes and some peppers
As well as strawberries

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This color’s on the US flag
It’s the shade of some apples
And if you ever play snooker
There are fifteen of these balls

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Lipstick is this color
And ladybugs in part
And on Valentine’s Day
Some roses and a heart

Yellow Riddles

May 12, 2015 By Stephen Pepper

We’re starting a new series today that focuses on different colors – today’s set all have yellow as their answer.

All of these riddles for kids rhyme, making it even more fun for them when trying to work out the answer.

4 Yellow Riddles For Kids

Yellow Riddles For Kids

The name of this color
Isn’t purple or green
It is the color of
The Beatles’ submarine

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A rubber ducky and egg yolk
A banana and some cheese
A sunflower and a lemon
What’s the color of all these?

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Once her house landed on the wicked witch
Blown by a tornado that was strong
What was the color of the long brick road
That Dorothy and friends walked along?

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The inside of a mango
Half the color of some bees
A lovely daffodil
What’s the color of all these?

Orange Riddles

March 12, 2015 By Stephen Pepper

We’re starting a new series of riddles this week where the answers will be different types of food.

Today’s set has several where the answer is ‘orange.’ In addition to these being good to use with our other food riddles, they could also be used with our other ideas that are based on different fruits and colors.

The first four of these rhyme, while the final one is a What Am I? riddle. To use that, read the first line of it to your kids and get them to guess what they think the answer is.

If they’re not correct, read them the second line and have them guess again. Keep going until they either work out that you’re describing the word orange or they run out of clues.

Orange Riddles For Kids

Orange Riddles For Kids

This is a fruit that
You might be fed
You just need to mix
Yellow and red

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You might sometimes see this color
On the feathers of a parrot
It is the name of a fruit and
The same color as a carrot

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Violet, red, blue and green
Yellow and indigo
What’s the other color
You’d find in a rainbow?

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This is a type of fruit
But it is not a lime
There are no other words
With which this word can rhyme

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What Am I?

I grow on trees but I’m not a leaf
I’m spherical but I’m not a soccer ball
I provide juice but I’m not an apple
I’m sometimes naval but I’m not a sailor
I’m a color but I’m not red

Rainbow Riddles

February 24, 2015 By Stephen Pepper

Carrying on with our St Patrick’s Day theme, today’s set of riddles all have an answer of ‘rainbow.’

These ideas would fit in with many of our other themes though, like the Wizard Of Oz, Christian, weather and more.

The first five of these are rhyming riddles, while the last one asks your kids What Am I?

To use the final idea, get your children to read the first clue and guess what they think the answer is.

If they’re incorrect, have them read the second line and guess again. Keep going until they either answer correctly or they run out of clues.

6 Rainbow Riddles For Kids

Rainbow Riddles For Kids

Violet, indigo and blue
Red, yellow, orange and green
At the end of this object
A pot of gold can be seen

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This natural phenomenon
Cannot be seen when it is dark
For it’s caused by light hitting rain
To create a colorful arc

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You see me in the air
But I am not a kite
I am what’s created
When water refracts light

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To reach the land of Oz
Go ‘somewhere over’ this
To where the bluebirds fly
And your home you will miss

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You might see this in the sky
By a waterfall it’s lower
Some say that it was first seen
After a flood by Noah

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What Am I?

I’m curved but I’m not a banana
I’m mentioned in the first book of the Bible but I’m not a snake
I’m colorful but I’m not a parrot
I’m mentioned in a Wizard Of Oz song but I’m not a Yellow Brick Road
I’m found near a leprechaun but I’m not a pot of gold

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Advent Calendar
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Airplane
Anatomy
Anchor
Animal
Ant
Apple
Appliance
Art
Asia
Astronomy
Australia
Balloon
Banana
Baseball Field
Bat
Bathroom
Bathtub
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Bell
Beverage
Bible
Bible Characters
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Blackbeard
Black Cat
Blood
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Bones
Book
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Bulldog Clip
Bus
Butter
Butterfly
Camping
Canada
Candied Yams
Candle
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Candy Cane
Car
Carrot
Cat
Cauldron
Chair
Chemistry
Chicken
China
Chocolate
Christian
Christmas
Christmas Lights
Christmas Stocking
Christmas Tree
Christmas Wreath
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City
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Closet
Clothes
Cloud
Coat
Coconut
Coffee
Coffin
Coin
Color
Compass
Continent
Cookie
Corn
Cornucopia
Country
Cow
Cranberry
Cross
Cupid
Curtains
Dairy
Daisy
Deck Of Cards
Desert
Diamond
Dice
Dog
Doll
Door
Dragon
Drum
Earth
Earthquake
Easter
Easter Bunny
Easter Egg
Egg
Elephant
Elevator
Elf
England
Envelope
Europe
Eye
Eye Patch
Fall
Fan
Farm
Fireplace
Fish
Flag
Flower
Food
Foot
Football
France
Frankenstein's Monster
Freezer
Frog
Fruit
Furniture
Game
Geography
Ghost
Gingerbread House
Giraffe
Glasses
Gloves
Gold
Gold Coins
Grape
Grass
Green
Guitar
Halloween
Hand
Harry Potter
Hat
Haunted House
Heart
Helicopter
History
Hole Punch
Holly
Honey
Horse
Hospital
Household Items
Human Body
Ice
Ice Cream
Icicle
Insect
Instrument
Iron
Island
Japan
Jewelry
Jolly Roger
Key
Kitchen
Kiwi Fruit
Knife
Ladder
Lavender
Leaf
Lemon
Leprechaun
Library
Light Bulb
Lighthouse
Lightning
Lime
Lion
Living Room
London
Magic
Map
Mars
Mayflower
Medical
Mercury
Metal
Microscope
Microwave
Milk
Mirror
Mistletoe
Money
Monkey
Monster
Moon
Mosquito
Motorcycle
Mountain
Movie
Mummy
Music
Nativity Scene
Nature
Necklace
Needle
New York City
Ocean
Office
One Line
Onion
Orange
Oven
Paint
Paper
Parrot
Pear
Pencil
Pencil Sharpener
Penguin
Periodic Table
Pet
Piano
Pig
Pilgrims
Pillow
Pineapple
Pirate
Pizza
Planet
Plant
Polar Bear
Popcorn
Pot Of Gold
Potato
Pumpkin
Queen
Rain
Rainbow
Raisin
Rectangle
Red
Refrigerator
Reindeer
Rhinoceros
Rhyming
Rice
Ring
Ring Binder
River
Rooms
Roses
Ruler
Sailing
Salt
Sand
Santa Claus
Saturn
Scarecrow
Scarf
Scary
School
Science
Scissors
Scotland
Shampoo
Shamrock
Shape
Shark
Ship
Shiver Me Timbers
Shoes
Silver
Sink
Skeleton
Skis
Sled
Snail
Snake
Snow
Snow Angel
Snow Globe
Snowman
Soap
Soccer
Socks
Sofa
Solar System
Space
Space Shuttle
Spider
Spooky
Spoon
Sports
Spyglass
Squirrel
St Patrick's Day
Stairs
Stapler
Star
Sticky Tape
Strawberry
Sun
Sunflower
Superstition
Table
Taxi
Telescope
Television
Tent
Thanksgiving
Thunder
Tire
Toaster
Toilet
Toilet Paper
Tomato
Tombstone
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Tornado
Tortilla
Towel
Toy
Train
Transport
Treasure Chest
Treasure Map
Tree
Tuna
Turkey
Umbrella
Vacuum Cleaner
Valentine's Day
Vampire
Vase
Vegetable
Volcano
Washing Machine
Water
Weather
Werewolf
What Am I
Wind
Window
Winter
Witch
Wizard Of Oz
Wooden Leg
X-Ray
Yellow
Zebra

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