Riddles help stretch the child’s imagination, sharpen thinking, and help little minds make sense of the world around them.

1. I travel without feet, I roar without lungs; I carry people and mail and sometimes smell of buns. What am I?
   
2. I have keys but no locks, I have space but no room, you can type on me and make words zoom. What am I?
   
3. I can be cracked, I can be told, I can make you laugh or make you fold. What am I?
   
4. I’m not alive but I grow; I don’t have lungs but I need air; if you feed me I become a glare. What am I?
   
5. Two brothers stand back to back; if they turn they break a track. What are they?
   
6. I sleep in winter and wake in spring; I wear a green suit and to birds I sing. What am I?
   
7. I fly without wings, I cry without eyes; wherever I go, darkness flies. What am I?
   
8. I am full of holes but still hold water; I help you clean when you’re getting hotter. What am I?
   
9. I sit at the end of a long white line; I finish the sentence and keep it fine. What am I?
   
10. I am measured in meters but I’m sometimes a line; I stretch between places and let cars shine. What am I?
    
11. I can be short or I can be tall; I change my color in the fall. What am I?
    
12. I’m a number that’s even and neat; when you fold me in half I still equals me. What number could I be?