teacher
SOSH No. 12
d. smolensk
Dear colleagues, I offer you material that can be used to develop visual perception and thinking in children. "Color puzzles" is a collection of puzzles, with answers of a certain color. In my work, these puzzles I print on colored paper (orange, blue, red, green, yellow, white), then cut and use as separate cards. For example, “today in class we will guess orange puzzles, respectively, the answers to these puzzles will be all orange in color.”
"Color Mysteries"
(Development of visual perception and thinking in children)
Orange riddles
1.He's orange-skinned.
What looks like sunshine,
And under the skin are slices.
How many?
We'll give everyone a slice,
We'll eat it all.
2.To fill the pie.
A dried apricot will do.
What a fragrant fruit.
Do you give people dried dried?
3.For a curly crest
A fox from mink is a wolf.
It feels very smooth.
It tastes like sweet sugar!
4.Tail fluffy
The fur is golden.
In the woods,
He steals chickens in the village.
5.I wear a furry coat,
I live in a dense forest.
In an old oak hole
I eat peanuts.
6.They wear red berets,
Autumn is brought to the forest in summer.
Very friendly sisters.
Golden...
Blue (blue) mysteries
1.Above the forest, above the mountains lies a carpet.
He is always, always over you and over me.
It is gray, it is blue, it is bright blue.
2.In a blue shirt.
Running at the bottom of the ravine.
3.Rye is peeling in the field.
There's a flower in the rye.
Bright blue and fluffy,
I wish he was sweet.
4.Oh, bells, blue,
I don't have a tongue.
5.In the middle of the field
The mirror lies:
The glass is deep.
Rama is green.
6.Attracts in blue.
It ripens in late summer,
It's heavy from the pump.
And a little sour.
Red riddles.
1.This round fruit is big.
With a bright red skin.
It's growing in the southern countries.
Ruby juice gives you.
2.Round, rosy,
I grow on a branch:
Adults love me.
And little kids.
3.Blossom when I wore it like a phantom,
There's a red bow on top.
And he ripened - and the top
It became like a rattle.
Many in the big city
I only know from bagels.
4.Under the tree, under the shin.
There's a boy with a finger,
He's wearing a gray coat.
Red hat.
5.Autumn
She came to us.
The red torch lit.
There are thrushes, starlings scurrying
They're pecking at her.
6.I'm red, I'm sour,
I grew up in a swamp.
Growing under the snow,
Who knows me?
7.Growing up in the garden,
And when I mature,
They make tomatoes out of me.
They put it in the silk and eat it.
8.The beads are red
They look at us from the bushes,
I really like these beads.
Children, birds and bears.
9.Forest and garden,
Sweet, honey,
All pinkish-red,
And it tastes great.
10.And she's growing in a garden.
Red is beautiful.
Ripe and sweet,
Very fragrant.
11.The leaves are glossy.
Berries with blush,
And the shrubs themselves.
No higher than a bump.
12.In years gone by,
I helped people:
Often the soap was replaced
Bright berry.
13.I grow thick in the grass,
It's got a light on it.
If the seeds are harvested,
He'll bake you some cakes.
14.A fungus in a red cap
He wants to jump in the back,
But it's not in a hurry to take a mushroom,
A handsome man is poisonous!
Green riddles
1.He's thorny, green-skinned,
He looks like a hedgehog.
It grows on the window.
Very rarely blooms.
2.I come with gifts,
Bright lights.
Green, funny,
For the New Year, I'm in charge.
Let it be like a barbed hedgehog,
I'm the best guy ever.
3.Scarlet, sugary himself.
The caftan is green, velvet.
Looks like a ball.
4.She has a lot of clothes.
Clothes don't have fasteners.
If one of the clothes
Makes a salad all of a sudden.
You'll find it.
There's a whole warehouse of vitamins.
5.I'm a swamp plant,
I'm getting the walls.
Soft, not down,
Green, not grass.
6.In green uniforms
In the grasslands
Musicians live.
Long legs.
7.In the summer, in the garden,
Light, green,
And in winter, in a barrel,
Yellow, salty.
8.The animal jumps,
Not a mouth, a trap,
Getting trapped.
A mosquito and a fly.
9.Tall and green,
It will be cut.
Sheep, goats and cows,
Always ready to eat it.
10.Like pines,
Like a tree,
And in winter,
No needles.
11.Low and thorny,
Sweet and plough,
You pick the berries.
You'll rip your arm off.
12.The little house broke apart.
Two halves,
And falling in the palm of your hand
Beads are beads.
13.A green bush grows.
You touch it, it bites.
14.What kind of girl is that?
No seamstress, no craftsman,
She doesn't make anything.
And needles all year round.
Yellow riddles.
1.It grows like a forest.
Almost to heaven,
It's ringing on top.
Crustacean,
He keeps it under his clothes.
The golden cob.
2.It's both yellow and loose,
There's a lot of stuff in the yard.
You can take it if you want.
And play.
3.I walked by,
I saw the wonder.
Hanging in the sky
Gold pot.
4.Round, not month,
Yellow, not butter,
Sweet, not sugar,
With a tail, not a mouse.
5.She drinks juice from the ground.
With a green, thin tail,
It will turn yellow like the moon.
And fragrant and juicy.
He comes to visit us in the summer.
6.Good, good.
Looks at people,
And people on their own.
It doesn't tell you to look.
7.He's a golden mustache.
A hundred pockets, a hundred kids.
8.Don't bite me, buddy,
Golden cockerel!
I'll go to a warm land,
To the sun with a spike,
It's got people like me in it.
There'll be a whole family.
9.Yellow dandelion
It's coming out.
Yellow dandelion
Grains bite.
10.In the garden, on the road,
Under my window
The sun blossomed today.
On a high leg.
11.It's almost like an orange.
With thick skin, juicy,
There's only one disadvantage.
Very, very sour.
12.Delicious fruit.
Hanging and ripening
High on the palm tree.
Monkeys and more
They like to eat it in peace.
White riddles
1.The star swirled.
A little bit in the air,
Sit down and melt.
On my palm.
2.I lived in the middle of the yard,
Where the kids play,
But from the sun.
I turned into a stream.
3.I'm snowy, I'm white,
Guys made me,
They're always with me during the day.
They go home tonight.
Well, at night under the moon.
Very sad for me alone.
4.It's fluffy, it's silver.
But don't touch him.
It'll get a little clean,
When you catch it.
5.Who whites the clearings white?
And writing in chalk on the walls,
She sews down feathers,
Decorated all the windows?
6.Bel as snow,
To everyone's credit.
In my mouth,
He's gone.
7.In winter, white,
It's gray in summer.
8.It blooms in May sometimes.
You'll find him in the shade of the woods.
On a stem like beads in a row,
The flowers are fragrant.
9.It doesn't taste soup.
Porridge and potatoes.
Everyone puts it in food,
Just a little bit.
10.It's liquid, but not water.
Not snow, but white.
11.Bel, not sugar,
No leg, it does.
12.White as snow,
Inflated like fur,
He walks on shovels,
He eats his horn.
13.There is one such flower.
Don't weave it into a wreath.
Blow it a little.
There was a flower and no flower.
14.The white stone has melted,
Left footprints on the board.
15.First out of the ground
On the tar.
He's not afraid of frost.
Even if it's small.
It blossoms out of the snow.
It's springtime.
16.In the white velvet, the village
And fences and trees.
And when the wind strikes,
This velvet will fall.
17.We're under the roof.
The white nail is hanging.
The sun will rise.
The nail will fall.
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Answers to puzzles:
Orange riddles:
1) orange
(2) apricot
(3) carrots
(4) fox
(5) protein
(6) foxes
Blue (blue) puzzles:
1) sky
2) streams
(3) cornflower
(4) bell
(5) lake
(6) discharge
Red riddles:
(1) grenade
(2) apple
3) poppy
4) pond
5) ash
(6) cranberries
(7) tomatoes
8) raspberries
(9) strawberries
(10) strawberries
11) lingonberry
12) elderberry
13) poppy
14) fly-fly
Green riddles:
1) cactus
2) Christmas tree
(3) watermelon
(4) cabbage
(5) moss
(6) grasshopper
(7) cucumbers
(8) frog
(9) grass
(10) larch
11) gooseberry
12) peas
13) nettle
14) spruce
Yellow riddles:
1) maize
(2) sand
(3) moon
4) turnip
5) melon
(6) sun
(7) spike
(8) grain
(9) chicken
(10) sunflower
11) lemon
12) banana
White riddles:
1) snowflake
2) snowdrift
(3) snow woman
(4) snow
(5) winter
(6) sugar
(7) hare
8) lily
salt
10) milk
11) snow
12) goose
13) dandelion
14) chalk
15) snowdrop
16) frost
17) icicle
