Brain Teaser: Riddles for Pre-School Children (Pets)
What a Pest!
Although pre-school age riddles and brain teasers need to be fairly simple, kids of that age love solving them for the boost it gives in self-esteem. In addition to that, solving riddles and brain teasers helps children develop critical thinking skills. It's never too early to begin developing critical thinking abilities, and really ... what's more fun than learning from brain teasers and riddles?
What a Pest! (What Am I?)
What a Pest! (What Am I?)
This friend of mine is such a pest,
He barks until I get no rest,
Then runs and chases birds all day.
He loves me ... so what can I say?
Sources:
Personal Imagination
(Answer: dog)
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8 Comments
Post a CommentLangley: Thanks for stopping by ... I'll have to go out and look at your zoo haikus! :)
Fun! A while back I did haiku riddles about zoo animals. I love these.
Thanks, Julie. Hope your kids enjoyed them! :)
how cute, love them! going to print out for the kids!
Thanks for commenting, Dan. Glad you enjoyed it.
Melinda: Thanks for stopping by. And you're right ... what pet would be more loyal than a dog? :)
I really like this..:)
No better friend than a dog! Sometimes a bit more ambitious than his human! Certainly true love and loyalty.