Riddles for 7 Year Olds — Page 13

I’m long and crunchy, with stalks so thin, A pun on paychecks brings a grin. Dip me in peanut butter or just munch, I’m the veggie that sounds like a monthly bunch.

Hint: money homophone

Long and green, with layers inside, In soups and stews, I’m a flavorful guide. But on a ship, my name spells a fright, ‘Cause it sounds like a hole that lets in the night.

Hint: Think of a leak, but in the garden.

I’m woven or canvas, tied tight with a knot. I sway in the shade where the breeze is cool. I’m a cozy retreat, the ultimate spot, To nap in the garden, that’s my rule.

Hint: You need two strong trees or posts to use me.

What has a head, a tail, is brown, and has no legs?

What has a head and a tail, but no body?

What has garbage and flies?

I live underground. I make soil healthy. I come out when it rains. I am long and wiggly.

Hint: I’m a gardener’s friend.

What has no heart Yet is alive? It never moves People stab it with knives.

What has roots as nobody sees. Is taller than trees. Up, up it goes. And yet never grows?

Hint: What has roots as nobody sees…

What has roots that nobody sees, and is taller than trees. Up, up it goes, and yet it never grows. What is it?

Hint: What has roots that nobody sees…

what has six legs but olny walks with 4?

What has to be broken before it can be used?

• A steaming bowl of me warms you right up.
• I’m a staple in many countries, from pho to American style.
• Slurp me gently—I’m hot!

Hint: Think of a soup with long, stringy pasta.

Steeping leaves in water hot, Morning cup, a cozy lot. Green, black, herbal delight, Golfers might say it after their plight.

Hint: Think of a tee, but drinkable.

I’m a summer treat you can hold by the handle. I come in flavors like grape and orange candy. If you take too long, I start to melt, Leaving sticky drips you may have felt.

Hint: You find me in the freezer aisle or a push cart.

I zip you up for the night. I’m soft and warm. You carry me rolled up. I’m like a portable bed.

Hint: You might use me at a sleepover outdoors.

What is at the end of everything?

what is black when clean and white when dirty?

what is brown and stiky and goes round and round

What is more useful when it is broken?