Spring Riddles
Flowers, rain and baby animals make cheerful riddles. Use them for a spring picnic, a classroom warm-up or a walk in the garden.
Tip: Short and simple wins at a party: pick the riddles you can read in one breath.
98 riddles in this collection, page 3 of 3. Tap a riddle for the answer, or open it for the full explanation.
Sam has 19 flowers and Max has 3. How many more flowers does Sam have?
There are 14 birds in a box and 4 are taken out. How many birds are left?
Ava has 7 tulips. Mia has twice as many. How many tulips do they have together?
I start as a caterpillar and end with colorful wings. What am I?
I am tiny colored paper that rains on the party crowd at midnight. What am I?
The gold coin is bigger than the leprechaun, and the rainbow is bigger than the gold coin. Which one is the middle size?
What do you get if you change one letter in "love" to make a word for a bird of peace?
I am a bunch of flowers wrapped in paper and given to someone special. What am I?
Half of the 8 rainbows on the table are taken away. How many rainbows are left on the table?
Three kids race to build the tallest butterfly tower. Ava finished before Mia. Ben finished before Ava. Who finished last?
I have long ears and a fluffy tail, and I hop through the garden. What am I?
A line goes: bee, butterfly, bee, butterfly, bee. What comes next?
Half of the 28 tulips on the table are taken away. How many tulips are left on the table?
Frequently asked questions
- When should I share these?
- Publish or print them a week or two ahead of March to May.
- Are the answers included?
- Yes. Tap "Show answer" under each riddle, or open the riddle page for the full explanation.