Why do children love train riddles so much? And to the same extent, both boys and girls. This is the most interesting vehicle that can move a person from one place to another. There are several options for such tasks.
Suggestive questions
- What is the longest vehicle?
- What moves along the train tracks?
- Who says “tu-tu” or “choo-choo”?
- Where does the conductor work?
- How can you quickly get from one city to another? This is not a car, not a plane or a bus.
Naturally, the only answer to all these questions is “train”.
You can come up with similar riddles about the train and the people on the tracks.
- Why did people come to the station? (They are waiting for the train to depart.)
- Why are several people running with suitcases and passports? (They are late for the train.)
- Where and to whom is it profitable to sell pies? (At stations for train passengers.)
Activities like this are ideal for preschoolers who have already encountered this vehicle. They contribute to the development of logical thinking.
For children 3-4 years old
Riddles about a train for children 3-4 years old should be succinct and simple. It is recommended to use them in poetic form, so that the children themselves must continue the sentence in accordance with the rhyme.
“I eat coal, but I have to drink water,
As soon as I eat, I immediately pick up my pace.
I have many carriages and a hundred wheels,
And my name is..." (Locomotive.)
"He has 15 brothers,
They all love to ride together.
The oldest of them with a pipe,
He leads everyone else." (Train.)
“Every day he moves back and forth,
It transports cargo or passengers carefully.
And in the rain, and in the blizzard, and in the heat, and in the cold,
He is rushing, hard worker..." (Locomotive.)
For participants in the game of this age category, it is recommended to pronounce each line of the poetic riddle as clearly as possible, focusing on the last word.
For children 5-7 years old
Children aged 5-7 years can make more riddles about the train and its components.
“There are a wide variety of them,
They come in blue, green and even red.
They will run quickly along the rails,
And people at the stations meet them and wait.” (Cars.)
“The train is also long, but it’s not a train,
It rides on rails, but it's not a train.
And this is how it happens,
That a man is standing, and the ladder is walking... Where? (Metro.)
“These are the biggest miracle threads,
They were extended by the track builders.
These same threads connect cities,
Trains rush through them quickly.” (Rails.)
"Several houses in a row,
They are on wheels and must be in a row.
Will run up to them on its own
Samovar with a large pipe.
He can quickly pick them all up,
And instantly their trace may disappear.” (Train.)
Peculiarities
We should also talk about how to present train riddles for children. First of all, it is worth considering that they have an idea of what kind of vehicle it is. If they have never dealt with it, then it is necessary to first familiarize them with it by showing a picture, video, or reading a book.
It is worth announcing the rules for carrying out tasks in advance. For example, tell the children that only the one who raises their hand first will speak the answer. It is recommended that young children say the answer in unison.
The train is exactly the type of transport that always causes a flurry of emotions in all children. The girls dream of riding it with hope. Almost every boy wants to see himself as a driver. Do not doubt that riddles about him will definitely interest every child; you may not even have to come up with an incentive.
The railway and the trains running along it fascinate children. They really like this type of transport. And how many educational games can you come up with about them: count the cars, guess which train is coming - passenger or freight, learn about the professions of railway workers.
And today we offer another interesting game, namely train riddles. By solving them, the child will learn a lot of new things about this type of transport and everything connected with it.
- I went into the green house
But he didn't stay there long.
This house turned out to be
Quickly in another city...
(Train) - Fifteen Brothers
They love to ride.
The first one with a pipe
Leads everyone along...
(Train) - Behind the smoke
Behind the whistle
The brothers run in single file.
(Train) - Well, my friend, guess
Only this is not a tram.
It rushes quickly along the rails into the distance
A line of huts.
(Train) - The brothers are ready to visit,
They clung to each other,
And they rushed off on a long journey,
They just left some smoke...
(Train) - He has 15 brothers,
They all love to ride together.
The oldest of them with a pipe,
He leads everyone else."
(Train.) - “Every day he moves back and forth,
It transports cargo or passengers carefully.
And in the rain, and in the blizzard, and in the heat, and in the cold,
He rushes, the hard worker..."
(Locomotive.) - I eat coal, I drink water,
As soon as I get drunk, I’ll speed up.
I'm carrying a train of one hundred wheels
And I call myself...
(Train) - On the road of iron
I'm driving quickly past the forest,
Past the tundra and sands,
Villages and cities.
I am already many years old.
My grandfather was a steam locomotive.
(Electric locomotive, diesel locomotive) - Little houses
They're running down the street
Boys and girls
The houses are being transported.
(Train) - What kind of houses are in a row?
They stand on wheels in a row,
Ran up to them by myself
Samovar with a pipe,
He grabbed it and rolled it
And there was no trace.
(Train) - Steel Mare
It rushes across the azure steppes.
Ran a hundred miles
Unhooked the long tail...
(Train) - Far, far away
Along the railway
Maybe this guy
Take away the entire village...
(Train) - A canvas, not a path,
A horse is not a horse - a centipede
It crawls along that road,
The whole convoy is carried by one...
(Train) - There's a ladder in the field,
The house is running down the stairs...
(Train) - He quickly rushed along the rails -
I counted all the sleepers...
(Train) - The black horse is running,
He carries a lot with him.
(Locomotive, train) - Along steel tracks
The Centipede rushes.
Knock-knock-knock.
Round heel clicks.
With a funny song
Along the iron ladder...
(Train) - Iron Snake
It meanders in the steppes.
Lost in the steppes.
The voice is clear
Runs after the drifting snow.
I ran a thousand miles.
Unhooked the long tail...
(Train) - Not a hedgehog, but puffing, not a snake, but crawling.
(Locomotive) - The Iron Snake is crawling
It takes passengers into the distance...
(Train) - One hundred barrels
Gudochek leads...
(Train) - Who, curling up couples as they run,
Blowing smoke
pipe,
Carries forward
And myself
Yes, me and you...
(Train) - Here is the green mountain
There is a deep hole in it.
What a miracle! What a miracle!
Someone ran out of there
On wheels and with a pipe,
The tail drags behind itself...
(Train) - Iron huts
Attached to each other.
One of them with a pipe
Leads everyone with him.
(Train)
Riddles about the railway
- This ladder lies
And the locomotive runs along it.
(Railway) - They are different -
Green and red.
They run along the rails,
Everywhere they are met and waited.
(Wagons) - He doesn’t run on the rails alone -
Riding hand in hand with friends...
(Railway carriage) - I went into the green house and stayed in it for a short time.
This house quickly turned out to be in another city.
(Railway carriage) - The snakes are scattering
And the Station shouts: “Hold!”
Without worrying about anything
The Train rushed through the snakes.
(Rails) - Two Snakes turn silver.
Shimmering and trembling.
A Train is rushing through the Uzhas,
Without worrying about anything.
V. Struchkov
(Rails) - Two steel Miracle Threads
The Path Builder extended.
Threads will connect the cities,
Trains rush along the Threads.
(Rails) - Urban, ringing.
The voiced ones are not brittle.
Mustaches running around the city
The trams are being led by the reins.
(Rails) - You need to buy a ticket here -
And you will travel around the whole world.
If there is a whole pound of luggage,
The porter is waiting, right there.
And everywhere - left, right
Passenger trains.
(Railway station) - The hall is full of passengers,
Loves big noise...
(Railway station) - Why did our train stop?
The journey is over. There...
(Railway station) - Receipts for our luggage
We were given...
(Stations) - Steel Lace
Scattered around the city.
Bees are buzzing.
Wasps are calling.
On the lace Trams
They run barefoot.
(Rails) - The earth is shaking, the strong man is running.
He pulls along
The tail is huge and steel.
(Electric locomotive) - So that the trains rush without stopping,
So that the driver is calm on the way,
Walking on sleepers in the heat and bad weather
He must pass with a hammer.
(Traveler or track fitter) - This worker is amazing!
Accompanies trains.
(Railroadman) - The trains are noisy
And sometimes they honk
To us beeps or whistles,
And they are led...
(Machinists) - The composition is ready, the buzzer sounds,
The train went east.
Sleepers and pillars flash,
Birches, spruces and oaks.
And my dad leads the train,
Not tired at all in a day.
(Driver) - Passes trains.
Knows everything - to whom, where?
The train will receive and send
In vain he won’t leave it where he is.
Will let you through the station
He will remember everything and won’t miss it.
(Dispatcher) - He meets passengers
Checks their tickets
Tells me where to go
He serves tea on the way.
(Conductor) - He is polite, kind, but strict -
Railway worker.
He meets us on the platform
And he will travel with us in the carriage.
(Conductor) - Past the grove, past the ravine
It rushes without smoke,
Rushing without steam
Locomotive sister.
Who is she?
(Electric train) - I'm riding on the rails too,
And I look like a train.
You just can’t lie down and fall asleep -
It's a very short way!
Just sitting by the window, since I’m tired,
Take a little nap
But not for long, otherwise
You will pass by the dacha!
The train has a sister -
Express...
(Electric train) - I form the carriages
I form the compositions,
With butter, meat,
Salt, bread,
Oil, coal and ore!
Guess who he is?
(Train Maker) - Long distances
He rushes without delay.
It is written at the end with two s,
It's called...
(Express) - Conductor in blue uniform
We are met at…
(Platform) - Give it to him at the station
You are your weighty luggage.
He will put the load on the cart,
Domchit, he will help you get into the carriage.
(Porter) - In the old days there lived that carriage,
He rode behind the horse.
Nowadays its name is tram.
And guess what it was like before!
(Horse) - Where it happens:
The man is standing
Is the staircase moving?
(Metro) - Crowded, noisy, young,
The city rumbles underground.
And at home with people here
They are running along the streets.
(Metro) - The Mole lives underground.
Carries city people.
(Metro) - The carriage itself opened the doors for us,
The stairs lead to the city.
We don't believe our eyes:
Everyone is standing, she's coming!
(Escalator in the subway) - Underground for a long time
Many holes have been dug,
And back and forth along them
Trains travel fast.
(Metro) - I am at any time of the year
And in any bad weather
Very often, at any hour
I'll take you underground.
(Metro)
Riddles about the subway
Sticks along and across,
And the house goes on sticks.
The sticks are called rails,
What remains for us to determine is the house?
And this house hums only if,
He is in a hurry to warn us about something.
The house runs along the sticks,
He's always in a hurry to get to the station.
Transports people and goods
Iron, it's long (train)
The houses are right next to each other
They travel to the distance from everywhere.
Chug-chug - so the houses puff,
They're telling us all something.
Brothers are each other, they follow each other,
They will cross the river on the bridge.
They carry people with them.
They run quickly along the rails.
Very long, multi-ton,
And they go into the distance they are huge.
But they are not traveling along the road,
And everyone is rushing along the rails
They will arrive home soon.
And they will make their way again.
Through fields, through forests,
Big trains are coming.
Father rides ahead
And it pulls a lot of weight.
His sons cling to him
They ride on rails,
Don't be shy.
What a miracle of miracles,
They will drive through the forest
Across the fields, across the seas.
Well, a very long family.
Tell me what it is
Incomprehensible, wonderful?
It consists of iron
He carries people on rails
Carrying heavy things sometimes
Who is this? The answer is simple!
Rectangles hurry up the stairs,
Iron houses with a window,
They carry people on themselves,
Who is this, tell me?
I don't know how to drive on roads
I only ride on rails.
Both day and night I'm in a hurry to get somewhere
The whole family will ride on me.
I always work only for tickets,
From early sunset to late dawn.
Long caterpillar
He walks along the stairs.
And carries luggage
And all the people.
iron caterpillar,
Does not say anything.
But only sometimes
It buzzes very loudly.
I am long and multi-toned,
My lineup is huge.
I ride on rails all day long,
Transporting people is not at all lazy.
Many iron houses
Lined up in a row
They drive after each other, and sometimes they honk.
They will travel across the sea,
They will pass through the forests.
And what is it?
Well, what kind of miracles?
The boa constrictor is long and iron,
He always carries people on rails.
He will soon reach the station,
What is this, who will find the answer?
Other riddles:
Picture of Train
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