Riddle about the iron barrel of water. Subject. Trees, bushes, herbaceous plants
Sometimes you can do some actions only with the help of special tools. And if they are not at hand, then you have to use all your ingenuity!
We invite the reader to try to solve an interesting puzzle that will test your logical thinking.
Imagine that you have a barrel that is about half full of water. You need to check if it is in fact filled exactly to the middle, and you do not have any tools at hand to do this. How can you check to what level the water is filled in the barrel?
But there is also a logical paradox. In fact, a half-empty keg is exactly the same as a half-full one. And since both parts of this barrel are equal to each other, it turns out that the whole ones are also the same. And since a half-empty container equals a half-filled one, an empty keg will equal a full one. But how does this conclusion come about?
Answers
In order to check the water level, you need to tilt the barrel so that the water touches its outer edge. If the bottom of the container is shown from under the water, then, therefore, the liquid level is somewhat less than half. When the bottom of the barrel is not visible when tilted, then the water in it is definitely filled with more than half. Well, in the case when the edge of the bottom of the barrel is exactly at the water level, then there is exactly half of the water in the barrel.
As for the slightly inconsistent conclusion about the equality of a full and empty barrel: a half-empty barrel is a barrel, one half of which is empty and the other half is full. And in the reasoning, it turned out that the definition “half empty” began to mean “half an empty container”, and “half-full keg” began to mean “half full”. Hence the wrong final conclusion.
Since ancient times, people have composed not only proverbs and sayings, but also riddles that fascinated with their poetry and capacity of content. They invested the meaning of phenomena, objects, subjects of the surrounding world. Maybe that's why the puzzles are so varied. They make a person think, search and find the right answer, develop their imagination.
And why not turn guessing riddles into something that everyone would want to play?
"Guess the riddle - draw the riddle"
Participants of the game are asked to solve riddles. The task is complicated by the fact that it is necessary not only to name, but also to draw a guess."You guess the riddle, you get the answer"
The leader has a box with objects in his hands. He invites the players to solve riddles. The one who correctly guesses the riddle receives a prize - an object (a riddle).
"Solve the crossword"
Players are asked to solve riddles. With the correct answer, the first letters of these words will make up the name of the subject. For example: they use riddles about a ruler, a screwdriver, a bolt, a chisel, a needle, pliers. If you take the first letters of these words, you get the word "jigsaw".
"Choose a number - guess the riddle"
On the board are cards with numbers written on them. certain sequence: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. On reverse side cards are written riddles. The player is offered to choose any card and name a number. The host removes the card and reads the riddle. For the correct answer - a prize.Add-on riddles
Riddles-additives (for word negotiation) help teach children to listen carefully to a poem, to select words that are not only close in sound, but also suitable in meaning; they also help to familiarize children with the term word.
Whoa all day long
That's all of her ... (words).
E. Blaginina
Vereshchunya, white-sided.
And her name is ... (magpie).
V. Kremnev
Gray wolf in dense forest
I met a red ... (fox).
Hey, don't get too close -
I'm a tiger cub, not... (pussy).
Watchmaker, squinting his eyes,
Repairs watches for ... (us).
A ferret walks through the forest
Predatory, small ... (animal).
Where did you dine, sparrow?
- In the zoo at ... (animals).
Picking flowers is easy and simple
Children of small stature
But to one who is so high
It is not easy to pluck ... (flower).
The kitten did not want to wash -
He ran away from ... (trough).
You will read this story
Quiet, quiet, quiet...
Once upon a time there was a gray hedgehog
And his ... (hedgehog).
The gray hedgehog was very quiet
And the hedgehog too
And they had a child
Very quiet ... (hedgehog).
The whole family go for a walk
At night along the paths
Hedgehog-father, hedgehog-mother
And the child ... (hedgehog).
The bear found honey in the forest,
Little honey, a lot ... (bees).
On the bench at the gate
Lena bitter tears ... (pours).
S. Marshak
Don't be afraid - it's a goose
I myself ... (I'm afraid)!
I sewed a shirt for a bear,
I will sew him ... (pants).
Pour it quickly
I have a glass of hot ... (tea).
We are on a narrow plank
Let's run to swim in ... (river).
3. Alexandrova
The hostess threw the bunny -
Left in the rain ... (bunny).
The goldfinch sings all day
In a window cage.
The third year went to him,
And he is afraid ... (cats).
Our Tanya is crying loudly
I dropped it into the river ... (ball).
Hush, Tanechka, don't cry!
Will not drown in the river ... (ball)
Dropped the bear on the floor
They tore off the bear ... (paw).
L. Barto
And the saucers said:
- We should ... (return).
And Aibolit runs to the hippos,
And slaps them on ... (tummies).
I lost my sock
Dragged him ... (puppy).
And now brushes, brushes
They crackled like ... (rattles).
And in the swamp the Bear prowls,
Bear cubs under snags ... (looking).
K. Chukovsky
Trying to weave a cunning trail,
He jumped over the snowdrifts ... (hare).
Flow down, cheerful rain,
We are friends with you!
It’s good for us to run Barefoot through ... (puddles).
R. Rashidov
On the pole is a palace.
There is a singer in the palace.
What is his name? ... (starling).
Holidays on the streets
In the hands of a child
Burning, shimmering Air ... (balloons).
Ya Akim
red cheeks,
colorful handkerchiefs,
Clap your hands Cheerful ... (nesting dolls).
N. Frenkel
He is with a bell in his hand
In a blue and red hat.
He is a fun toy
And his name is ... (Petrushka).
V. Levashov
Baby quadruped
There is a lot to learn:
Run fast while standing up to sleep
Grass juicy pinching.
Near mom on her birthday
Like a fragile plant
stood shaky
And she went ... (Horse)
Why drag all my life
Is there a heavy shield on your back?
"There is no stronger shirt in the world!"
They answered ... (Turtles)
We do not believe his tears.
We call it a beast of prey
I ate a fish in an instant
And cried ... (Crocodile)
Zoo in my notebook:
I write riddles about animals.
Someone licked my hand
He yelped and wagged his tail.
Who is sad because
What have you forgotten about him? (Dog)
V. Azbukin
Puzzles
crumbled peasFor four hundred roads
Nobody collects it
Neither king nor queen
Not a pretty girl. (starry sky)
There is water all around, but there is trouble with drinking.
Who knows where it happens? (On the sea)
On what road
six months on horseback
And six months without a horse? (Down the river)
One says: "Run, run"
the other says: "We lie down, we lie down",
the third says: "Let's swing."
(Rivers, rowing, reeds)
Someone came and took something;
Run after that - I don’t know for whom,
I went there, I don't know where. (Wind)
A sheaf fell to the whole world,
Blacksmiths forge at the ends.
(Night and early roosters)
A cup of honey is buried in ice until the new year. (Winter)
Feet on the plain, body in the barn, head on the table. (Wheat)
Who is older: oats or barley?
(Barley because it has a mustache)
Oak - doubles, there are a hundred branches on oaks,
on a branch by leaf,
on a leaf - on a nest,
and in the nest - on the testicle. (Millet)
In the garden the maiden stood up,
Lush braids untwisted,
And in a green handkerchief
He wants to hide the grains. (Corn)
Near the ford, the ford drank pani water,
I drank and drank, I put on seven dresses. (Cabbage)
Knotty, leafy,
And in time - golovata. (Cabbage)
A patch on a patch, but there was never a needle on it. (Cabbage)
The ram is in the barn, and the horns are in the yard. (Beet)
There is a rooster in the rows In red shoes. (Beet)
The barrel of zhit is full - it is covered with a snout. (Poppy)
Ivan - dressed in white,
He dressed in white
And fell into the ground. (Garlic)
The hut is full of people, but they won't find the doors,
Grandfather entered, found the door. (Watermelon and knife)
Against the sun, where you can see
The pigs lie flat there.
Only autumn will do
Grandma will leave the house
Yes, and wake those pigs,
Poke in the side and unscrew the tail,
Yes, and grandfather will worry:
Let the wife help. (Watermelon)
They beat me, they beat me
Tore to pieces
Soaked in water
They rolled on the grass.
One half was eaten with porridge,
The other half -
Put on the shoulders. (Hemp)
They beat me, beat me, promoted me to all ranks, put me on the throne with the king. (Linen)
Sisters stand in the puddles, golden eyes, white cilia. (Daisies)
Without arms, without legs, without a womb, it climbs a tree. (Hop)
They are stealing from the water, Wreaths are white and gold. (Water lilies)
A warrior stands in the middle of the field, holding his bayonets straight, not for attack, but for defense. (Sow thistle)
Not a blacksmith, not a carpenter, not a painter, not a carpenter, but the best worker in the village. (Horse)
His century walks with cuffs, and even sit on him with bags. (Camel)
Pans drove by water,
They have zhupans in silver,
Although they are lata on lata,
Panamas are welcome in every hut. (Fish)
There are wings, they don’t fly, they don’t have legs, but they walk, I don’t walk on the ground, I don’t look at the sky, I don’t count the stars, I don’t know people. (Fish)
Who was born twice, did not study at school, but time knows. (Rooster)
You will comprehend - you will reach, you will look back - you will not see. (Ear)
Two brothers live across the mountain and never visit one another. (Eyes)
He comes to the stable without a skin, but returns with a skin. (Bread)
barrel rolled
Without a bottom, without a bell. (Egg)
WORLD OF WILDLIFE
Lesson 27
Subject. Trees, bushes, herbaceous plants
Purpose: to acquaint students with the diverse world of plants; learn to compare trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants; develop speech skills, thinking; cultivate curiosity, interest in the study of native nature.
Exercise "Weather"
What time of year is it now?
What month?
What number?
Is it warm or cold outside?
What is the state of the sky?
What temperature?
Were there any precipitations during the day today?
II. Message about the topic and purpose of the lesson
Solve riddles.
There are a lot of black houses in the golden sieve. (Sunflower)
Cheerful in the spring, cold in the summer,
Nourishes in autumn, warms in winter. (Tree)
Without breaking the pot, do not eat porridge. (Nut)
A full barrel of rye, covered with a snout. (Poppy)
What unites clue words? (These are all plants)
Today we will learn to distinguish plants according to the characteristics of groups: trees, bushes and grasses.
III. Learning new material
Working with drawings
Review the drawings. Imagine yourself on board a helicopter. What plants do you see from a helicopter? (Rowan, birch, apple, pear)
What is the name of these plants in one word? (Trees)
The trees are tall, so you saw them from a helicopter. In order to see plants that are shorter, you will have to go down to the ground. What will you see in the garden? (Using drawings, students tell that raspberries, currants, gooseberries, dandelions, plantains grow in the garden.)
Currants, gooseberries, raspberries are shrubs.
Compare how trees and bushes differ in nature? (height, shape)
Can a tree be lower than bushes? (Yes maybe.)
Give an example.
Compare stems of trees and bushes. (Trees have one tree trunk, the branches of the tree start at some distance from the ground and form a crown. Bushes do not have a common trunk, but they have several woody stems with branches starting immediately from the ground.)
Name the herbaceous plants that grow in the garden.
Can a herbaceous plant be taller than a tree? Give examples.
Compare different herbaceous plants. What plants are classified as herbs? (Herbaceous plants have one or more non-woody, that is, green stems. We know many plants with green stems.)
There is a diagram on the board.
Please remember that all plants - trees, bushes, herbs, flowers - are living beings.
Physical education minute
IV. Generalization and systematization of knowledge and skills of students
1. Botanical Domino Game
Students from the cards must build the correct chain.
1) Divide the plants into groups.
a) Poppy, tulip, cornflower, lilac, wild rose, currant, aspen, poplar, spruce.
On what basis were the plants divided into groups?
2) drawing "extra"?
Explain why. (Extra - tree, since the rest of the depicted objects belong to the group "animals", and the tree is a plant.)
Show the root of a tree, shrub, herbaceous plant.
Find and show their other parts.
Why does every plant have the same parts?
V. Summary of the lesson
What new did you learn in the lesson?
What groups of plants do you know?
Name the plants in our area.
Do people need trees?
What types of trees do you know?
What is the main difference between the structure of a tree and the structure of other plants?
Riddles and riddles - favorite hobby many children. Riddles introduce children to the world around them, broaden the horizons of children, train resourcefulness and ingenuity, observation and memory.
When selecting and using riddles, it is important to know what methods of encoding certain words or concepts are used in riddles. In a riddle, only signs of a particular object are often given, and the simplicity or complexity of the riddle depends on how many of these signs are given, to what extent they reveal the hidden object.
A lot of riddles are built on allegories. These include riddles where the action or attribute of an object is compared with the same action or a similar attribute of another object, in most cases with a living being.
Most often, riddles are given orally according to a list compiled by him in advance. The one who gives the correct answer counts known number points (for example, from 3 to 6, depending on the complexity of the puzzle).
The winner is the one who scores more points.
Sometimes riddles are written on separate sheets or cards. The children take turns pulling out the leaves and guessing the riddles that are written on them. The sheets must be returned to the presenter (or a specially assigned attendant) along with an oral answer, on the basis of which points are awarded.
Riddles can also be used to make board games. The texts of the riddles for this game are written on separate cards, and the drawings that are the answer to these riddles are placed in cells big cards(for example, six to nine drawings on the map). They play like a regular lotto. The facilitator pulls out cards with riddles and reads them.
The players together guess riddles, and the one who has a drawing on the card with the answer to this riddle covers it with a card. The winner is the one who closes all the drawings first on his card. For the manufacture of the game, you can use die-cut or decals that are commercially available.
For ease of use, we have divided all the riddles into topics. This selection is conditional, and, of course, neither the list of topics, nor even the selection of riddles on these topics, in any way claims to be complete.
NATURE AND ITS PHENOMENA
1. The blue sheet dresses the whole world.
2. What can't you put in a chest?
3. It won’t knock, it won’t blur, but it will enter the window.
4. He won’t knock, he won’t blurt out, but he will come.
5. A sister goes to visit her brother, and he hides from her.
6. They often ask me, wait,
And as soon as I appear, they will begin to hide.
7. He is everywhere: in the field and in the garden,
But it won't get into the house.
And I'm not going anywhere
As long as he goes.
8. One flies, the other drinks, and the third eats.
9. The red yoke hung over the river.
10. An ox roared for a hundred villages, for a hundred rivers.
11. We do not know grief, but weep bitterly.
12. Stronger than the sun, weaker than the wind, no legs, but walking, no eyes, but crying.
13. Gray cloth stretches out the window.
14. They beat me, turn me over, cut me, but I am silent and cry with all good things.
15. Not water and not land, you can’t sail away on a boat, and you won’t pass with your feet.
16. I have sleeves,
Although there are no hands
And though I'm not made of glass,
I'm like a mirror...
Who am I? Give an answer!
17. On the silver road
We went on a hike.
Let's stop for a rest
And she goes to herself.
18. The fur coat is new, but there is a hole in the hem.
19. It does not sink in water and does not burn in fire.
20. Without arms, without legs, but climbs into the hut.
21. Without hands, without eyes, but he knows how to draw.
22. What grows upside down?
23. You are behind her, she is from you, you are from her, she is behind you.
24. Do not take me and do not lift me,
Do not cut with a saw
Do not cut down and do not drive away
Don't sweep with a broom...
But only me the time will come- I'll leave the yard myself.
25. Curls around the nose, but does not come into the hands?
26. What goes without moving?
27. The edge is visible, but you won’t reach it.
28. In the mountains I wander after you,
I will answer any call.
Everyone heard me, but
No one has seen me yet.
29. No matter how much you eat, you will never be full.
30. What was "tomorrow" and will be "yesterday"?
clues
1. Sky. 2. Ray of the sun. 3. Dawn. 4. Day. 5. Moon and sun. 6. Rain. 7. Rain. 8. Rain, earth, grass. 9. Rainbow. 10. Thunder. 11. Clouds. 12. Cloud. 13. Par. 14. Earth. 15. Swamp. 16. River. 17. River. 18. Ice hole. 19. Ice. 20. Cold. 21. Frost. 22. Icicle. 23. Shadow. 24. Shadow. 25. Wind. 26. Time. 27. Horizon. 28. Echo. 29. Fire. 30. Today.
ANIMAL WORLD
31. Fear warmly drags,
And the guard screams warmly.
32. Walks in summer and rests in winter.
33. Who wears the forest?
34. The beast is afraid of my branches,
Birds don't build nests in them...
In the branches is my beauty and power.
Tell me quickly, who am I?
35. Not a Christmas tree, but a splitting, not a cat, but mice are afraid.
36. They always call me blind,
But this is not a problem at all.
I built a house underground
All pantries are full in it.
37. A giant swims across the ocean, and hides a mustache in his mouth.
38. There is a shock: In front of a pitchfork, And behind a broom.
39. With a beard will be born, no one marvels.
40. Walks on the ground,
Can't see the sky
Nothing hurts,
And everything groans.
41. She lies in the hay, does not eat herself and does not give to others.
42. The fur is soft, but the claw is sharp.
43. White as snow,
Puffed up like fur
Walks on shovels.
44. Will be born twice,
And he dies once.
45. Front awl,
behind the fork,
Towel underneath.
46. The brothers got up on stilts,
Looking for food along the way.
On the run, on the go
They can't get off their stilts.
47. He cries in the swamp, but does not come out of the swamp.
48. Although I'm not a hammer -
I knock on wood:
It has every corner
I want to explore.
I walk in a red hat
And a great acrobat.
49. There are wings, but it does not fly,
There are no legs, but you can’t catch up.
50. Brawler and bully, lives in the water,
Claws on the back - and the pike will not swallow.
51. In a cramped hut An old woman's canvas is woven.
52. It flies - howls, sits down - digs the ground.
53. Who is in the forest without axes
Building a hut without corners?
54. Who can go out into the open field without leaving his house?
clues
31. Wolf and ram. 32. Bear. 33. Deer. 34. Deer. 35. Hedgehog 36. Mole. 37. Whale. 38 Cow. 39. Goat. 40. Pig. 41. Dog. 42. Cat. 43 Goose. 44. Bird. 45. Swallow. 46. Crane. 47. Kulik. 48. Woodpecker. 49. Fish 50. Ruff. 51. Bees. 52. Beetle. 53. Ants. 54. Snail.
PLANTS
55. I threw one - I took a whole handful.
56. They beat me with sticks, rub me with stones,
Burn me with fire, cut me with a knife.
But they ruin me so much that everyone loves me.
57. Golden mountains grow in the summer.
58. A house grew in the field,
The house is full of grain
The walls are gilded
The shutters are boarded up.
The house is shaking
On the trunk of gold.
59. Not the sea, not the river, but worried.
60. Golden sieve
There are a lot of black houses.
How many little black houses
So many white people.
61. Born on the field, Boiled at the factory, Dissolved on the table.
62. Two people walked, stopped, one asks the other:
- Is it black?
- No, it's red.
- Why is she white?
- Because it's green.
What were they talking about?
63. The caftan on me is green,
And the heart is like a kumach,
Tastes like sugar, sweet
And he looks like a ball.
64. Without windows, without doors, the upper room is full of people.
65. Round, but not the moon,
Green, but not oak forest,
With a ponytail, but not a mouse
66. Blue uniform, yellow lining, and sweet in the middle.
67. I'm sitting on a tree,
Round like a ball
Tasty like honey
Red as blood.
68. There is an oak, full of cereals,
Piglet covered.
69. An old man is standing over the water - shaking his beard.
70. Hat on one side,
Hid behind a stump.
Who walks close
Bows low.
Answers.
55 Grain. 56 Bread. 57 Kopny. 58 Ear. 59. Ears. 60. Sunflower. 61. Sugar. 62. Redcurrant. 63. Watermelon. 64. Cucumber. 65. Turnip. 66 Plum. 67. Cherry. 68. Poppy. 69. Reed. 70. Mushroom.
HUMAN
71. Two walk, two look, two help, one leads and orders.
72. Who walks on four legs in the morning, two in the afternoon, and three in the evening?
73 My brother lives behind the mountain, he cannot meet me.
74. Two friends live, look in two circles.
75 If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't say anything.
76 Always in the mouth, not swallowed.
77. One speaks, two look and two listen.
78. A piece of wood is lucky, a knuckle cuts, wet Martin wraps.
79. All their lives they go ahead, but they cannot overtake each other.
80 I've been wearing them for many years, but I don't know how to count them.
81 Carrying is easy, counting is difficult.
clues
71 people. 72 Man. 73 eyes. 74. Eyes and glasses. 75 Language. 76 Language. 77 Tongue, eyes and ears. 78 Spoon, teeth, tongue. 79 Legs. 80 Hair. 81 Hair.
THINGS
82. They always see each other, but they don’t converge together
83. Walks, walks, but does not enter the hut.
84. Stands across the entrance, one hand in the hut, the other on the street.
85. Tall and strict,
Walks without touching the floor
Whoever comes out or comes in
She always shakes her hand.
86. Tail in the yard, nose in the kennel.
Whoever turns his tail will enter the house
87. The dog does not bark, but does not let him into the house.
88. A steep mountain, every step is a hole.
89 What freezes at home in winter, but not on the street?
90. Four brothers live under one roof
91. With legs, but without arms, with sides, but without ribs, with a back, but without a head.
92. Two bellies, four ears. What it is?
93. What a smart old man,
eighty eight legs
Everyone is shuffling across the field
Hot at work.
94. A tail made of bone, and bristles on the back.
95. I'm sitting on horseback, I don't know on whom,
I'll meet a friend, I'll jump off - I'll welcome
96. Five fingers, no bones, no meat, no nails.
97. Looks like a wedge, but if you turn it around - damn it
98. The wind is blowing-I I don't believe
He does not blow - I blow,
But as soon as I wind
The wind blows from me.
99. She will be born in water, but
Strange fate, she is afraid of water
And it always dies.
100. White as snow, in honor of everyone,
He got into his mouth, disappeared therebr> 101. He sits on a spoon, legs dangling.
102. Without arms, without legs, but climbing uphill.
clues
82 Floor and ceiling. 83 Door. 84 Door. 85 Door. 86, The key is in the lock. 87 Castle. 88 Staircase. 89 Window glass. 90 Table. 91 Armchair. 92 Pillow. 93 Broom. 94 Toothbrush. 95 Hat. 96 Gloves. 97 Umbrella. 98 Fan. 99 Salt. 100 Sugar. 101 Noodles. 102 Dough.
STUDY AND RELAX
103. He sees well, but he is blind.
104. Kulik is small,
A whole hundred orders:
So sit down and study
So get up, get out.
105. Summer, winter - everyone skis;
Brother - table, sister - bench.
These are the most in the world
Inseparable friends.
106. What a siskin on a black field,
Draws a white trail with its beak?
The siskin has neither legs nor wings,
There is no feather or fluff.
107. Black Ivashka, wooden shirt:
Wherever it passes, there remains a trace.
108. Black, crooked, all mute from birth.
They will stand in a row - now they will speak.
109. White field, black seed,
Whoever sows it understands.
110. Though not a hat, but with fields,
Not a flower, but with a root,
Talks to us
Patient language.
111. She speaks silently,
It's understandable and not boring.
You talk more often with her -
You will become four times smarter.
112. There is a road - you can’t go,
There is land - you can’t plow,
There are meadows - you can’t mow,
There is no water in rivers, seas.
113. I walk along the beds, I dig without counting, it doesn’t decrease on the beds, but it grows in my head.
114. Has no language,
And who will visit
He knows a lot.
115. With friends and sisters
She comes to us
Stories, lead new
Brings in the morning.
116. Though dumb, she will call a lazy person.
117. I'm lying in a school bag, I'll tell you how you study.
118. Downhill - a horse, and uphill - a piece of wood.
119. We are nimble sisters -
Run fast masters.
In the rain - we lie,
In the snow we run:
This is our regime.
120. My horned three-legged horse,
Running fast down the road
I want - he will stand
I want to run forward.
121. Small and pot-bellied,
And he will speak
One hundred screaming guys
Will drown out immediately
122. That gets fat, then loses weight,
Voices throughout the house.
123. Musician, singer, storyteller,
And just a circle and a box.
124. On the squares of the board
The kings brought down the shelves
No for battle with regiments
No bullets, no bayonets.
clues
103 Illiterate. 104 School bell. 105 Desk. 106 School chalk. 107 Pencil. 108 Letters. 109 Letter. 110 Book. 111. Book. 112. Geographic map. 113. Reading a book. 114. Newspaper. 115 Newspaper. 116. Wall newspaper. 117. Report card. 118 Sledge. 119 Skiing. 120 Tricycle. 121. Drum. 122. Bayan. 123 Gramophone. 124 Chess.
LABOR AND TECHNOLOGY
125. Bass is heard above the village,
He wakes us up in the morning.
We are used to it
To your schedule.
126 Himself thin, and head with a pood.
127. I want, so I will bow,
And I'm too lazy, so I'll fall.
128. My companion on the campaign
Used to hard rules:
Finished the job and for the cheeks
Remove the steel tongue.
129. Curl near the ear,
And in the middle of a conversation.
130. Sits on the roof of all above
131. Edge to Edge
Cuts a black loaf
Finish, turn around
Will take the same
132 Oats are not fed,
They do not drive with a whip,
And how it plows
He pulls seven plows.
133 Walks like a cow -
planted tongue,
Cow cuts grass
Under the spine.
134. The big-eyed beetle buzzed,
I circled the green meadow,
The road crumpled feather grass
And left, kicking up dust
135. I'm not alive, but I'm walking,
I help dig the earth
Instead of a thousand shovels
I'm happy to work alone
136. He walks and eats the earth -
A hundred tons in one sitting
He cuts the steppe into pieces,
And behind him the river flows.
137. A rolling pin walks along the road,
heavy, huge,
And now we have a road
Like a straight line
138. I am a river and a friend and brother,
Happy to work for people.
I am built by machines
I can shorten the way
And from the drought, like a warrior,
Forest and field shore!
139. Does not flap its wings, but flies,
Not a bird, but overtaking birds
140. You can jump off it on the go,
And you can't jump on it.
clues
125 Factory horn. 126 Hammer. 127 Axe. 128 Penknife. 129 Radio headphones. 130 Antenna. 131 Plow. 132 Tractor. 133 Self-propelled mower. 134 Car. 135 Walking excavator. 136 Earth-moving projectile. 137. Road roller. 138 Channel. 139 Aircraft. 140 Aircraft.
RIDDLES AND RIDDLES IN CHOIR
There are riddles in which the answer is pronounced in chorus, by all those present. They are written in verse, and the word that is the answer to the riddle is referred to the end of the last line. It is easy to guess not only by the meaning of the problem, but also by rhyme.
Riddles with a collective answer are especially loved by kids. It gives them great pleasure to jointly guess and together, in unison, shout out the answer.
I eat coal, I drink water.
When I'm drunk, I'll speed up.
I'm carrying a convoy on a hundred wheels
And I'm called .. (locomotive)
Boldly floats in the sky,
Overtaking birds flight.
The man controls it.
What's happened?. (airplane)
Courageously sailing on the waves
Without slowing down,
Only the car is buzzing is important.
What's happened? (steamboat)
For me to take you
I don't need oats.
Feed me gasoline
Give rubber to the hooves
And then, raising the dust,
Run (car)
I don't look like a piano
But I also have a pedal.
Who is not a coward and not a coward
I will ride that famously
I don't have a motor
I'm called (bike)
Who lives far away
He will not walk.
Our friend is right there.
He will rush everyone in five minutes.
Hey, sit down, don't yawn
Departure (tram)
Two birch horses
They carry me through the snow
These red horses
And their name is ... (skiing)
And we are in the forest and in the swamp,
You will always find us everywhere
In the meadow, on the edge
We are green... (frogs)
I am in any bad weather
I respect water
I stay away from dirt
Clean, gray ... (goose),
Instead of a nose - a patch,
Instead of a ponytail - a hook
My voice is shrill and call
I am cheerful ... (piggy)
I dig a hole day and night,
I don't know the sun
Who will find my long move
He will immediately say - this is ... (mole)
Who walks in the world
In a stone shirt?
In a stone shirt
They walk ... (turtles)
A huge cat will flash behind the trunks,
Eyes are golden and ears with tassels.
But it's not a cat, watch out
The insidious goes hunting ... (lynx)
Under the bark of pine and spruce
Sharpens complex tunnels
Only to the woodpecker for lunch
It hits ... (bark beetle)
There are a lot of them in the summer
And in winter they all die.
Jumping, buzzing over the ear,
What are they called? .. (flies)
I've been catching bugs all day
I eat worms.
I do not fly to a warm land,
Here, I live under the roof.
Chick-chirp! Don't be shy!
I'm experienced ... (sparrow)
Blacker than all migratory birds,
Cleans the arable land from worms,
Jump back and forth across the arable land,
And the bird is called ... (rook)
Helps us in the household
And willingly settles
Wooden palace
Dark bronze... (starling)
Grabbed by the cheeks, the tip of the nose,
Painted the window without asking:
Not who is it?
Here is the question!
All this makes... (frost)
Barely breathed in winter
They are always with you.
Warm two sisters
Their name is ... (mittens)
We are happy to overtake each other.
You look, my friend, do not fall!
Good then, easy
High-speed ... (skates)
Red Cat
The tree gnaws
The tree gnaws
Lives happily.
And drink water
He hisses, he dies.
Don't touch him with your hand
This red cat... (fire)
PUZZLE-JOKES
1. The son of my father, but not my brother. Who is this?
2. What disease has no one ever been sick on earth?
3. How many eggs can you eat on an empty stomach?
4. When are hands pronouns?
5. What notes can measure space?
6. What question no one will ever answer yes to?
7. What kind of dishes can not eat anything?
8. What should be done to saw off the branch on which the crow sits without disturbing it?
9. How many peas can fit into an ordinary glass?
10. What is under a person's feet when he walks across the bridge?
11. What does half an apple look like?
12. What kind of fabric cannot be used to sew shirts?
13. Which month is the shortest?
14. What can be seen with closed eyes?
15. How do both day and night end?
16. That in a man there is one, and in a crow twice, in a fox it will not be found, but in a garden three times?
17. What tree does a crow land on during heavy rain?
18. Two crows sat on a birch and looked into different sides: one to the south, the other to the north.
- You have, - says the first crow, - paws in the mud.
- And you, - the second answers, - the beak is in the ground. How so? They look in different directions, but they see each other?
19. Why do people often walk and never ride?
20. How far into the forest can a hare run?
21. Can I bring water in a sieve?
clues
1. I myself. 2. Marine. 3. One, the second will no longer be on an empty stomach. 4. When they are you-we-you. 5. Mi-la-mi. 6 Sleeper to the question: "Are you sleeping?" 7. From empty. 8. Wait until she flies away. 9. None - they need to be invested. 10. The sole of the boots. 11. For the second half. 12. From the railway. 13. May is only three letters. 14. Sleep. 15. soft sign, 16. The letter "o". 17. Wet. 18. They look at each other. 19. Up the stairs. 20. Until the middle, then he already runs out of the forest. 21. You can when it freezes.
My son's birthday is in the cold season, so we celebrate it at home. But I liked the scripts of MIA pirate birthdays so much that I wanted to arrange a similar holiday for my child, otherwise what kind of happy childhood is it without treasure hunting? Fortunately, our dad's birthday is in the summer, and we always celebrate it in the country. Based on the characteristics of my summer cottage, I came up with the following steps. I wanted all the tasks to be active, the kind that cannot be done in an apartment. Since there were no riddles about the net and the barrel, I had to compose it myself.
I. Pirate's letter.
The game begins in the farthest corner of the summer cottage on the kitchen terrace. (While the children are eating the kebab, you need to hide all the clues, it is dangerous to do this in advance, because they can accidentally find it). When the meal is almost over, the leader comes to the terrace and says that while they were eating, he found something interesting - a small tin box. The host shakes the box, and it becomes clear that there is something in it. The children are asked to open the box. It contains a letter and the first clue. The letter reads as follows:
Old Jack, I hid your share of the treasure in one safe place, and in order not to forget where, I drew a map. At first I wanted to put it in a box, but then I got scared - what will happen if it falls into the wrong hands? Then I cut it into small pieces and hid it. I know how agile and smart you are, so I'm sure that you will cope with all the tasks, find all the pieces of the map, glue them together and find your treasures.
One Eyed Joe
Hint #1.
riddle about the planer
Along the wooden river
A new boat is sailing
Twisted into rings
Its smoke is pine.
And where can we cut with a planer here? - Of course, at the workbench. We run to him (we have a homemade workbench on the street).
II. Crafting table.
On the workbench there are empty bottles from drinking “Agusha” with caps (one bottle for each child, if there are few children, then two). Children should knock down cans from a water gun from a distance of 1-1.5 m (the bottles must be placed on the very edge and shift the center of gravity, otherwise you won’t knock them down). When all the bottles are knocked down, you can see what's inside. In one of the bottles is a piece of the map, in the other - the next clue.
Hint #2.
the sand riddle
It's convenient for me to bake a cake.
Just don't eat it, my friend.
I am loose, yellow, inedible.
Guess who I am? I - …
Where is the sand? - Of course, in the sandbox.
III. Sandbox.
But the sandbox is not easy to get to. Everyone has to run along small boards that are scattered at a distance of 40-50 cm from each other and lead from the workbench to the sandbox (about 3 m) and plus a circle around the perimeter of the sandbox (we have it standard). It is important not to set foot on the ground, otherwise you need to start all over again. When all the children have completed the task, they are given scoops. In the sand, they find a capsule that used to contain a cigar. The capsule contains a new clue. And in a tin box from under cigarillos (buried at the other end of the sandbox) - the next piece of the map.
Hint #3.
a riddle about a butterfly net and a postscript that you need to take it with you to the next stage
On a stick a light hood,
He is very fast and agile
And always ready to help
Catch may beetles.
IV. The search for a net.
You need to find a net in the area. You can prompt children by type (cold-hot). In the net there is another piece of the map and a new clue.
Hint #4.
water barrel puzzle
I am a green fat woman
I'm standing under a pear
And when the beds are dry,
I give them water.
(We really have a green barrel of water under the pear tree in case the water supply is turned off)
V. Barrel.
In a barrel, you need to drown small glass jars according to the number of children. In one of them is the last piece of the map. In order for the jars to sink, they need to be filled with pebbles. It is advisable to put the card in a bag so that it does not get wet. The children fish out the jars with the net they found earlier. (We drew skulls and bones on the jars with a waterproof black marker. I hung a towel on the pear so that I wouldn’t grab the map with wet hands).
VI. Map.
Here the guys have collected all 4 pieces of the map. Children stick them on cardboard with a glue stick (the scraps should be different in size, preferably irregular in shape). Now you need to go where the arrows on the map point - to the watchman's house. There is an abandoned tractor. A red cross is drawn on the tractor. The chest with chocolate coins is inside the tractor.
Unfortunately, there were some overlaps. We peeled off the Agushi bottles and pasted stickers with pirate symbols, but because bottles are uneven, stickers peeled off all the time. So choose flat bottles. From 200 l. barrels, we quickly fished out the first jar. And then for 5 minutes all the mothers unsuccessfully tried to catch the rest. I had to call for help a two-meter dad with long arms. Therefore, it is better to drain half the water in advance or use a smaller barrel.
Props for three children:
1. a tin box from under a set of whiskey (2 bottles of 50g each) or from under tea;
2. a pirate letter (you can do this: write the text on a sheet of A4 in large block letters with a wax pencil (H: orange), and make a background with brown paint on top with a cotton swab (the paint does not fall on the pencil and the letters are clearly visible), cut off the edges of the letter and lightly crumple);
3. 6 small light opaque bottles with lids;
4. water gun + water bucket for refilling;
5. cigar capsule and cigar tin box;
6. pieces 7 boards;
7. 3 scoops;
8. net for catching butterflies;
9. towel;
10. glue sticks and cardboard A4;
11. card cut into 4 pieces;
12. 4 leaflets with tips;
13. 3 jars of tea or puree;
14. chest with 60 chocolate coins.
