Kids are very fond of fairy tales, short stories, nursery rhymes and riddles. Small poems containing a question prompt children to think, compare with available information. The child hears the riddle, analyzes what he heard, turns information in his head, thinking about who the riddle belongs to.
About feathered and shaggy
Kids like animal puzzles. They greet them with a cheerful mood and lively perception. Riddles about ostrich for children are found in children's books, ABCs. They are offered by teachers at a thematic event in kindergarten.
Ostrich is an interesting animal, a bird that cannot fly, but runs very fast. Tales, cartoons and riddles about him are funny and funny.
Mysteries about birds
To develop the child’s thinking, ask him childish puzzles, invent crosswords. Children love to participate in the thinking process. In addition, questions about the animal kingdom will enrich their knowledge and serve as interesting entertainment.
Let's look at some puzzles about the ostrich.
"He runs faster than a wolf, And he can’t really fly. His head is poked in the sand ... Well, what's the use of it?"
"An amazing bird! More than a sparrow, tits. He tears out a hole with his beak, Head dives into the ground."
"I was asked a question yesterday: A bird, just does not fly, Rushes quickly, like a deer, Does not tweet at all ...
Wings proudly spreads, But lazy, does not fly. And when she is afraid, She seeks to bury her head ..
I guessed, smiling: Well, of course, this is ... (ostrich). "
"How a chicken carries eggs, Digs grooves like a mole, And, like a penguin, does not fly, Who knows such a bird?"
"He would have been a great champion! He flies at a great speed. There are wings, but he does not fly at all, He runs and proudly flaps his wings."
"Although this bird is big, it’s only afraid of everyone. It will hear a rough voice and hide its head in the sand."
"He has such legs, That he will catch up with everyone, If he runs very hard ... Who is this miracle bird?"
Funny puzzles about the ostrich will be a great help when studying children of the animal world.