Riddles for Kids (with Answers)

Fun, clean riddles for kids with hints and answers, from easy “what has hands but cannot clap?” to animal and “what am I?” riddles. Solve 10 per round, build a streak and see who in the family is the best riddle solver.

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What are some good riddles for kids?

Favorites include: What has hands but cannot clap? (A clock.) What gets wetter the more it dries? (A towel.) What has keys but cannot open a door? (A piano.) What has a neck but no head? (A bottle.) What building has the most stories? (A library.)

Are the riddles suitable for young children?

Yes. This page uses our Easy Kids, What Am I?, Animals, Funny and Word and Number decks, all clean and written for ages five and up, with hints for the trickier ones.

How do riddles help kids learn?

Riddles build vocabulary, reading comprehension and flexible thinking, because kids have to notice words with double meanings and look at a problem from a new angle.

Where are the answers?

Every riddle has its answer: press Show answer. At the end of each round you also get a list of the riddles you missed with their answers.