Class KG Riddle Cards Activity

Class KG Riddle Cards Activity
Class KG Riddle Cards Activity

Class KG Riddle Cards Activity

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Guess & Giggle: Reading Passage “Riddle Cards” for Class KG  

This Kindergarten worksheet presents a playful riddle passage filled with simple, fun clues children love to solve. Each riddle describes something familiar — a yellow fruit monkeys enjoy, something that shines in the sky, an animal that says “moo,” a pen filled with ink, and a bus with wheels that takes you to school. The passage encourages thinking, imagination, and vocabulary building.  

Why Reading Passages Matter in Grammar?

Reading passages help children:  
1. Think critically and connect clues to real-world objects.  
2. Build word-association and observation skills.  
3. Develop curiosity and confidence through discovery.  
4. Strengthen reading comprehension with playful context.  

What’s Inside This Worksheet?  

This worksheet includes one riddle-filled passage and 10 comprehension questions that make learning interactive and fun.  

🧠 Reading Passage  
Five short riddles about everyday objects — banana, sun, cow, pen, and school bus — that boost vocabulary and inference skills.  

✏️ Exercise – Multiple Choice Questions  
Students read each riddle carefully and choose the correct answer, building reading and reasoning skills together.  

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)  

1. A  
2. C  
3. B  
4. D  
5. C  
6. B  
7. D  
8. A  
9. C  
10. A  

Spark curiosity and laughter with this KG “Riddle Cards” worksheet — where learning happens through joyful guessing!

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Frequently Asked Questions

They build curiosity and make word learning more interactive.

Critical thinking, vocabulary, and comprehension skills are developed.

They make English fun and encourage children to think creatively.