Riddles for 7 Year Olds — Page 6

You’ll find me in your mouth and in a graveyard. What am I?

I love giant sheets of frozen water. When you wear me, you can glide, spin, and draw invisible lines on the cold ground. What am I?

I love ramps, concrete bowls, and handrails. If you tap my tail against the ground just right, we can jump into the air together without any wings. What am I?

Hide me inside hundreds, tens, and ones. Stack other eights beside me. Together we reach a round thousand.

Hint: Look for the biggest chunk of eight-hundred-something.

I’m as big as an elephant, but lighter than a feather. What am I?

I’m the part of the bird that’s not in the sky. I can swim in the ocean and yet remain dry. What am I?

Hint: I’m the part of the bird that’s not in the sky…

I protect the most important thing you own. Skaters think they’re too cool for me, but one bad fall and they wish they’d worn me. What am I?

I ring at the start and end of every school day. What am I?

I say everything I hear to others around. I’m not an animal, nor part of the human race. I will, immediately, repeat after you; But only if my tail is in place. What am I?

Hint: I say everything I hear to others around…

I spin beneath you but never get dizzy. The faster you go, the faster I turn. Change me when I get too smooth to grip. What am I?

I spin webs, have eight legs, and Halloween loves me. What am I?

I stand at the front of the class and teach you every day. Who am I?

I start out white but kids dip me in dye to make me colorful on Easter. What am I?

I turn around once. What is out will not get in. I turn around again. What is in will not get out. What am I?

Hint: I turn around once…

• I’m a giant berry, sweet and cool,
• My skin is striped, by a simple rule.
• Slice me open at a picnic delight,
• Spit out the black seeds, black as night.

Hint: You often find me at summer barbecues.

I wear a pointy hat and ride a broomstick. Who am I?

• A weird pattern appears: 2+2 gives 44.
• 3+3 is 96, 4+4 is 168, 5+5 is 2510.
• Look closely at how the answers form.
• They combine two operations.
• Apply the same logic to 6+6.

Hint: The result combines multiplication and addition: 6×6=36, 6+6=12 makes 3612.

If a man carried my burden He would break his back. I am not rich, But leave silver in my track.

Hint: If a man carried my burden He would break his back…

If a rooster laid a brown egg and a white egg, what kind of chicks would hatch?

If life gets tough, what do you have that you can always count on?