๐ณ Nature riddles for kids with answers
These riddles are all about the outdoors. Think about the sky, the weather, the ocean and the plants around you.
What has a bed but never sleeps, and a mouth but never eats?
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It flows to the sea.
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A river
What falls all the time but never gets hurt?
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Grab an umbrella.
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Rain
I start as a tiny seed, but I can grow taller than a house. What am I?
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Birds build nests in me.
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A tree
What flies without wings and cries without eyes?
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Look up on a gray day.
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A cloud
You can hear me howl, but you can never see me. I move the trees and fly your kite. What am I?
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I blow.
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The wind
I'm a flash of light across a stormy sky, and a big boom follows me. What am I?
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Thunder comes right after me.
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Lightning
I'm frozen water that hangs from the roof, pointy like a carrot made of glass. What am I?
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You see me in winter.
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An icicle
I'm a mountain with a hole on top, and sometimes I spit out hot lava. What am I?
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I can erupt.
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A volcano
In the fall we turn red, yellow and orange, and then we drop to the ground. What are we?
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You can jump into a pile of us.
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Leaves
I'm full of salt, I make waves, and I cover most of the Earth. What am I?
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Whales live in me.
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The ocean
I grow in the ground, I have a stem and petals, and bees love to visit me. What am I?
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You can give me as a gift.
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A flower
I twinkle in the night sky, and long ago sailors used me to find their way. What am I?
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Twinkle, twinkle...
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A star
Quick answers
What has a bed but never sleeps, and a mouth but never eats?
A river
What falls all the time but never gets hurt?
Rain
I start as a tiny seed, but I can grow taller than a house. What am I?
A tree
What flies without wings and cries without eyes?
A cloud
You can hear me howl, but you can never see me. I move the trees and fly your kite. What am I?
The wind