Riddles about household appliances and household items for primary schoolchildren with answers
Riddles about household appliances and household items with answers
Author of the selection: Elena Aleksandrovna Khvostikova, teacher-organizer of the yard club “Ak Zhelken” of DDT, Aksu, Republic of Kazakhstan. Description of work: Riddles for children of primary and secondary school age. The material will be useful for additional education teachers and primary school teachers for organizing interesting leisure time for children. Goal: to develop attention, logic, intelligence, quick thinking, imagination; Expand words knowledge. I bring to your attention a selection of riddles about household appliances and some household items. There are many ways to use riddles in teaching. You can hold a themed Riddle Hour, arrange a thematic or general Mystery Quiz, use riddles in some qualifying rounds to recruit a team, as an independent competitive task... Maybe some riddles will seem old to you, the choice is yours. •I stand on the roof all day and broadcast movies into the house. (antenna)
•I’m standing on the roof - higher than all the pipes.
(antenna
) •Day and night this miracle guard stands on the roof: he will see everything, hear everything, share everything with me!
(antenna)
•The steeplejack stands on the roof and catches news for us.
(antenna)
•Day and night I stand on the roof, I have no ears, but I hear everything, I look into the distance, although without eyes, my story is on the screen.
(antenna)
•A voice is sent through the field and forest.
He runs along the wires - you can say it here, but you can hear it there. (phone)
•I’ll turn the magic circle and my friend will hear me.
(telephone)
•It’s not an alarm clock, but it rings; it’s not a receiver, it speaks.
Guess who he is? Well, of course, ... (phone)
• Let's point the glass eye, click once and remember you.
(camera)
•Whatever this eye does not look at, it will convey everything in the picture.
(camera)
•In our kitchen, Santa Claus lives in the closet all year round.
(refrigerator)
•In this chest we store food on the shelves.
It’s hot outside, but it’s cold in the chest. (refrigerator)
•Admire, look!
The North Pole is inside, snow and ice sparkle there, winter itself lives there. This winter was always brought to us from the store. (refrigerator)
•In the summer, dad brought us frost in a white box, and now the gray frost is with us in summer and winter, protecting food: meat, fish, fruits.
(refrigerator)
•Even in the July heat it is frosty, like in winter.
(refrigerator)
•The robot cleaner pulls dust and dirt from the carpet into its trunk.
(vacuum cleaner)
•Take it and work with it – it inhales dust willingly.
(vacuum cleaner)
•It buzzes, but does not fly, it saves the house from dust.
(vacuum cleaner)
•It has a rubber trunk, a canvas stomach, and when its motor hums, it swallows dust and debris.
(vacuum cleaner)
•He willingly inhales dust, does not get sick, does not sneeze.
(vacuum cleaner)
•I see dust - I grumble, grumble and swallow.
(vacuum cleaner)
•Laughing Yegorka started cleaning, danced around the room, looked around - the floor was clean.
(broom)
•A close relative of the broom in the house will sweep the corners.
He's certainly not a slacker. It will help to remove the rubbish... (broom)
• Born in the forest, but manages the house.
(broom)
•Twisted, tied, belted with a bast.
I rustle under the window, circle around the yard, shuffle, shuffle at my hot work! (broom)
•Looking at the screen in the apartment, we see what is happening in the world.
(TV)
•A miracle box, there is a window in it, in that window there is a movie.
(TV)
•The whole universe lives in it, but it’s an ordinary thing.
(TV)
•There is a blue sun in the small window.
I sit by the window, looking out at the whole world. (TV) •There is one magic window in our room. That window is full of miracles, what kind of window is it? (TV)
•My friend lives in an apartment with me, does not travel around the country, but he will tell me everything that is happening in the world before anyone else.
He’ll get me up for exercise in the morning, then he’ll sing me a song, he’ll ask me a riddle and wait for an answer from me. (radio)
•Lives without a tongue, does not eat or drink, but speaks and sings.
(radio)
•The music floats towards me along the wave, wave, wave.
(radio)
•There is a beautiful chest, you can’t touch it - it’s silent, but if you turn the handles, it will talk and sing.
(radio)
•A warm accordion heats the whole house.
(battery)
•The miracle stove stretched out like an accordion under the window.
(battery)
•In our house there is a hot harmonica under the window: it doesn’t sing or play – it heats the house.
(battery)
•The tailed dragon released steam and smoothed out the crumpled scarf.
(iron)
•The steamer walks and wanders back and forth.
If you stop, woe! You'll make a hole in the sea! (iron)
•Strokes everything it touches, and if you touch it, it bites.
(iron)
•I will say without bragging: I will make all my friends younger!
They come to me sad - With wrinkles, with folds, They leave very nice, Cheerful and smooth! So, I am a reliable friend - Electric... (iron).
•He floats on the sheet like a boat on a wave.
He is a good friend to housewives, electric... (iron)
.
•Four blue suns in grandma’s kitchen; four blue suns burned and went out. The cabbage soup is ripe, the pancakes are sizzling, the sun is not needed until tomorrow. (gas stove)
•The house is a glass bubble, and a light lives in it!
During the day he sleeps, and when he wakes up, he lights up with a bright flame. (light bulb)
•I put the sun out of my window, hung it from the ceiling, and it became fun at home.
(light bulb)
•It looks like a pear outside, hangs idle during the day, and lights up the house at night.
(light bulb)
• From a distance it looks like a ball, it hangs from the ceiling, but, like a ball, it does not gallop, but shines with a light.
(light bulb)
• We know how to light this sun above us ourselves.
(light bulb)
•The house is a glass bubble, and a light lives in it.
During the day he sleeps, and when he wakes up, he lights up with a bright flame. (light bulb)
•And the sun hangs in the center of the ceiling; when darkness comes, the light bulb in it lights up.
(chandelier)
•At night, if I want, I’ll click it once and turn it on during the day.
(switch)
•Whoever passes, whoever leaves - everyone leads her by the hand.
(door)
Walks back and forth, never gets tired.
(door)
She doesn’t offend anyone, but everyone pushes her.
(door)
It goes back and forth two hundred times, although it stands still all day.
(door)
•I have so many friends, I can’t count them myself, because whoever passes by will shake my hand.
(door handle)
•The door will not open on its own - it remains closed.
What do you need to grab onto to make the door open? (by the doorknob)
•We walk at night, we walk during the day, but we won’t go anywhere.
We strike regularly every hour, and you, friends, do not beat us. (clock)
•No legs, but I walk, no mouth, but I’ll tell you when to sleep, when to get up, when to start work.
(clock)
•They have mustaches not for show, they show the time and are called...
(clock)
•They go around the clock, they don’t stand still for a minute, but everything is in one place.
(hours)
•When we walk, we stand, but we can stand lying down, even if we run away, we don’t move either.
(hours)
•They don’t get angry, but twirl their mustaches, they don’t remain silent, but they don’t say a word, they walk, but they don’t budge.
(clock)
•On the hand and on the wall, and on the tower on high they walk, they walk evenly from sunrise to sunrise.
(clock)
•They knock, they knock, they don’t tell you to shout;
They go, they go, and everyone is here and there. (hours)
•They always walk, but never leave their place.
(watch)
•On the hand and on the wall, and on the tower on high they walk with and without fight, everyone needs you and me.
(watch)
•Knocking, strumming, spinning, not afraid of anyone, counting his age, but still not a man.
(clock)
•Two sisters run lap after lap one after another.
The short one only once, the taller one every hour. (clock hands)
•A slender beauty is hiding in the dial.
It circles around and around all day long, counting down time. (clock hand)
•Every day at seven in the morning he shouts: “It’s time to get up!”
(alarm clock)
•The tail is made of bone, and there are bristles on the back.
(toothbrush)
•Looks like a hedgehog, but doesn’t ask for food.
It will run through your clothes and your clothes will become cleaner. (clothes brush)
•All day long our dancer is happy to dance on the floor.
Where he dances, where he waves, not a speck can be found. (floor brush)
•I’ve had a hedgehog living in my room for years.
If you apply wax to the floor, it will rub it until it's shiny. (electric floor polisher)
•If I want to, I’ll fly to the twelfth floor.
If you want, I’ll rush you and your luggage there. (elevator)
•They go on a hike - they take a house in which they do not live at home.
(tent)
•Two straps hang on me, there are pockets on the back.
If you go on a hike with me, I’ll hang on your back. (backpack)
•This box is not simple - it has traveled around the globe, it contains shirts and pants - they travel.
(suitcase)
•When I lie in place, without opening my mouth, there is, to be honest, such emptiness inside me!
Hurry, let it be summer! And people will put travel items in my big mouth. Apparently, I was given such a character from birth that I love movement, that’s why I ... (suitcase).
•My assistant will solve a million problems for me at once; he has one huge eye and a square head.
(computer)
•It can multiply two numbers faster than a human, a library could fit in it a hundred times over, only it can open a hundred windows in a minute.
It’s not at all difficult to guess that the riddle is about... (computer)
•They gave me a farsighted man, he brought him closer to me.
(binoculars)
•What a funny incident!
A cloud settled in the bathroom. Rain pours from the ceiling onto my back and sides. How nice this is! The rain is warm, heated, and there are no visible puddles on the floor. All the guys love... (shower)
•The rain is warm and thick, this rain is not easy, it is without clouds, without clouds, ready to go all day.
(shower)
•A warm wave splashes into the cast iron shores.
Guess, remember: what kind of sea is in the room? (bath)
•The boundaries are wooden and the fields are glass.
(windows)
•It is made entirely of iron, wires and microcircuits, and it will help a person in solving difficult matters.
(robot)
•You laid me on the floor in the apartment.
The main thing is to remember to remove the dust in time. (palace)
•I lay down to rest in a field of roses; I couldn’t pick a single rose.
The roses were blooming, but their secret was this: each flower had a hundred knots. (carpet)
•A huge pipe is directed to where the stars and planets, rockets and comets are.
(telescope)
•The day has passed, it’s time to sleep, there’s waiting for me in the bedroom...
(bed)
•Two bellies, four ears.
What is this? (pillow)
•The first syllable is stressed - and you get an ancient house; the second syllable is stressed - there is a barn lock on the door.
(lock)
•Tail in the yard, nose in the kennel.
Whoever turns his tail will enter the house. (key)
•They go for water - they sing clear songs, and when they go back - they shed tears.
(buckets)
•I serve in the locker room, holding my coat suspended.
(hanger)
• I am related to Moidodyr, turn away, open me, and I will quickly wash you with cold water.
(plumbing)
•To prevent her trousers from falling off, she was ordered to hold them.
It is tenaciously attached to the rope... (clothespin)
•Our auntie drew a line across the field with a needle.
Line by line, line by line, it will be a dress for your daughter. (sewing machine)
•Sews like a machine gun, sews a new dress.
(sewing machine)
•The wind dries my mother’s curls.
(hairdryer)
•This automatic laundress washes everything for us.
(washing machine)
•It boils from the inside and produces bubbles.
(teapot)
•The giant clenched his fist and juiced the orange.
(juicer)
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