Fun and challenging riddles for 6-year-olds

Here you'll find fun and moderately difficult riddles for children who are 6 years old. Perfect for preschool class when you want to practice logic and have a good laugh!
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I have many teeth but never eat. You use me in your hair. What am I?
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I have four legs but cannot walk. Every night you sleep soundly in me.
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I have many dots but no eyes. You throw me in games. What am I?
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I have a point, I can write and draw, but I get shorter every time you use me. What am I?
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I have a neck and arms, but no head and no hands. What am I?
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I have ten friends who are always with you and help you both point and hold. What am I?
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I have a shell but no head. You can boil me or bake me in a cake. What am I?
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I open when it rains and help you stay dry. What am I?
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I have a house on my back. I am so slow.
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I eat pencils but never get a stomach ache. Instead, the pencil gets sharp again! What am I?
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What can you hear but not see?
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What has a neck but no head?
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What kind of insect loves to hop and jump around in the grass?
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Which lion prefers the sea to the savanna?
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I am cold and hard, but turn into water when it gets warm. I can also be fun to skate on if you have skates. What am I?
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We start as small, hard kernels, then dance and pop in a pot to become fluffy and delicious. What are we?
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I fly high in the air, I have wings but I'm not a bird, and I make a lot of noise when I travel. What am I?
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What has no legs, but can bounce high and roll far?
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What has a stem, leaves, and beautiful colors, but cannot walk?
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I am red and tasty, I grow on the ground and have tiny dots on me. Many love to eat me in the summer. What am I?

How we adapt riddles by age

We strive to adapt the riddles to what usually suits 6-year-olds best. The riddles and difficulty levels are continuously reviewed to maintain an appropriate and age-adapted level. Read more about how we adapt our riddles by age.