Ah, winter, the coldest season of the year.
Time to warm up your brain and sit by a blazing fire and enjoy
our collection of winter riddles.
You can find me in abundance in Greenland, in a box, in a sweet treat
but you’ll never ever find me in an oven.
What am I?
Ice.
I am worn to mark a successful victory, I am also made of flowers and leaves formed
into a circle, and I vary from big to tiny.
What am I?
A wreath.
How are minus zero, negative and below zero the same?
They are all ridiculously cold.
We can be made of leather or can be made of we come in pairs and keep you from cold.
What am I?
Winter gloves.
I have four sides, I am little and I can spin, and if you want to play just bet all
your chocolate coins and hope you’ll win.
What am I?
A dreidel.
I am made of plastic or metal, I am used for play or for work, and you’ll
usually see me in a sandbox but I am mostly out in the winter months.
What am I?
A shovel.
You can only do this every four years over snow or ice, people do their
very best to claim their price.
What am I?
Winter games.
A fiery shrub around Christmas time you see, it looks like flowers but it is
just leaves that are on a small tree.
What am I?
Poinsettia.
You’ll find me in Canada, in Alaska in Russia but never in Africa.
What am I?
The arctic.
You can slide down the mountain when you put me on, I can be made from plastic,
steel and sometimes I am wooden.
What am I?
Skis.
If you come up to the arctic you’ll see me I am pulled by huskies to slide downhill.
What am I?
Sled.
You can start by making a roll then you can mold me, put a scarf on
my neck and even a couple of coal.
What am I?
Snowman.
I stand bright, decorated, tall and green, and only in December I’ll
be the prettiest you’ve ever seen.
What am I?
Christmas Tree.
I may stand out like a sore thumb, but I can make a dark room glow
and guide the others to keep the presents coming to a continuous flow.
What am I?
Rudolf the red nosed reindeer.
I can be round, white and shaped like a ball I cannot be dribbled or bounced at all.
What am I?
A snowball.
What can be a cap, a bed, a and a bird at the same time?
Snow.
What do Celsius, Fahrenheit Kelvin have in common?
They all have a temperature.
I come with potatoes and am celebrated for 8 days straight, bright
lights and lots of gifts await.
What am I?
Hannukah.
You’ll see me outside even in the cold months.
I am made of a bunch of winter flakes and like to keep warm with a knitted yarn.
What am I?
Snowman.
You’ll see me on Christmas tables and wreaths, some people stand
under me and might get a kiss.
What am I?
A mistletoe.
What is cold and bites but has no teeth?
Frostbite.
We hope you were warmed by these winter riddles.
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