The riddles contain the main features and qualities of the subject. In flowers, this is the flowering time, the shape of the flower, the smell. Sometimes an important criterion is its color. These are puzzles about snowdrop.
Primrose appearing right out of the snow
With the onset of early spring, the first thawed spots appear. And in them you can watch how flowers break through to the sun and open their cups. This particular feature is most often emphasized by puzzles about snowdrops.
He came out from under the snow
Delicate little white flower.
Here you can see the second quality of the flower. After all, there are a lot of primroses, and only snowdrop is white. By the way, most people are not very good at this. Therefore, many classify all primroses as snowdrops. In fact, they differ in a number of signs:
- there are only white;
- have only 3 external spoon-shaped petals;
- green stripes are visible on the three inner petals.
The fact that snowdrops are always white, and not blue or yellow, says its scientific name. In Greek, this flower is called galanthus, which means “milk flower”. And somewhere, someone saw animals give blue or yellow milk? That's why spring riddles about snowdrop reflect this feature of the plant.
The flower is gentle, white-eyed!
He is the first to please all of us.
The shortest puzzles about snowdrop
The definition of a flower may be contained in a very concise form. For example, there are puzzles about snowdrops short. True, they are for children who already know something about this flower. These puzzles about snowdrop are based on the translation of its name from different languages.
- What flower is called a snowdrop in English-speaking countries?
- The Germans call him the snow bell. And in Russia, what is it called?
- What kind of “milk flower” blooms in early spring?
These questions are quite relevant in the school quiz. Of course, you need to prepare the children for it a little, a few days before the event, push them to search for the necessary information.
And also such puzzles can be placed in the wall newspaper. Younger students really like to search and find answers to questions in the “Think and Guess!” Section.
Rebus
Younger students learn to decipher rebuses. They can be placed in the wall newspaper in the section “Think and Guess!”. They can be short, in just one word.
Considering the first element, you can see that under the letter "C" is "H". This stands for "subsn."
This is followed by a picture with the image of hedgehogs, and in the corner in the upper right is a comma with the tail up. This means that the last letter must be removed from the word. In the picture are hedgehogs. If you remove the last letter, you get a "hedgehog."
In the last element, the letters “H” and “K” joined hands. This is what stands for “N” and “K”. They write down the nickname.
And now you need to read everything together, what happened - “snowdrop”.
Riddled riddles for the smallest
At four or five years old, children are very fond of noticing distinctive qualities in objects, comparing them with each other and looking for rhymes for the last lines in verses. To facilitate the task of finding the right guess for the riddle, they make up quatrains where the response word is at the very end. For example, kids read such a rhyme without pronouncing the last word. But it is easy to pick up thanks to a simple rhyme. So children get a hint that helps them find a solution.
Between snowy white bumps
A bell has appeared!
On that tender tender
Bows to us ... ( snowdrop )
Here are some options for riddles and questions for children of all ages. The answers to everything will be one word - “snowdrop”.