Riddles about cabbage - a fascinating topic for children

2024 Author: Priscilla Miln | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 00:21

Little children, and not only them, are very fond of various riddles on different topics. Riddles allow you to learn to think, evaluate and study the properties of things, their shapes, colors, and so on. Children especially like riddles about animated objects, that is, about animals, birds, trees and others.

Riddles about cabbage

A lot of riddles have been invented about different fruits, vegetables and berries. With their help, children begin to distinguish between size, color, taste. For example: watermelon - large, carrot - elongated, cabbage - green.

Let's look at an example of what riddles about cabbage are in folklore.

As you know, cabbage is a multilayer he althy green vegetable that goats and hares love to eat. Riddles about cabbage focus on this.

1. And they s alt it, and ferment it, inside is a stalk wrapped in a hundred clothes.

2. Tasty-tasty, with a loud crunch, the bunny tastes … (cabbage).

3. Rising in the garden on just one leg, a hundred clothes on it, and all without fasteners.

4. It seems to be not a book, but a lot of leaves.

5. A large head grows in the garden, a hundred caps are cleverly put on it.

6. So many fur coats, so much crunch, everyone calls her … (cabbage).

Thanks to these riddles, the child learns that the cabbage stands on one leg, its leaves are folded in several layers, as if it is dressed in a hundred clothes.

Goat and cabbage

There is a very interesting riddle about a goat, a cabbage and a wolf. It is old, but it does not lose its relevance. The riddle is simple, but requires reflection. Therefore, many think for a long time over her answer. The meaning of the riddle is that on the same bank there are a gray wolf, a goat and delicious cabbage. It is necessary to transfer everyone by boat from one coast to the other. But here's the problem: you can only transport them one at a time. If the wolf swims, then the goat and cabbage will remain on this shore. And, of course, the goat will eat it. If you take cabbage into the boat, then the wolf remaining on the shore eats the goat. There remains a third option: to take a goat and transfer it to the other side. Next, cabbage is transported, and the goat must be transferred back. Then the wolf gets into the boat and goes to the cabbage. Lastly, the remaining one goat is transported. The riddle is solved. Nobody ate anyone.

Cabbage in folklore

In folklore there are not only riddles about cabbage, but also proverbs, sayings, signs and so on. An example would be:

1. No one is sad if there is cabbage.

2. If you eat cabbage, you won't start he alth.

3. If cabbage is planted on Thursday, then worms will not eat it.

4. If the weather is sunny on March 14, then this is for a big harvest of cabbage.