People have been asking riddles to each other since ancient times. Today, riddles are an important element of the intellectual development of children, since learning to solve riddles, the child trains logical thinking, the ability to analyze wakes up in him, and parents, making riddles to the child, increase his mental and intellectual potential.
Instructions
Step 1
Learning to solve riddles and look for answers to them is not difficult at all - for this you need to understand what the riddle consists of and on what principle it is built. Sometimes you can guess the first time what the riddle is about, but some riddles are difficult, which means you need to be patient and look for the answer to the riddle using logic.
Step 2
General erudition will help you in solving riddles, so never miss an opportunity to learn something new, observe the world around you, follow the cause-and-effect relationships of different events.
Step 3
If most adults are able to assess these connections, identify objects according to the described signs, then children are only learning this art - therefore, if you teach a child to guess riddles, teach him to highlight the main signs of a thing, and also to argue his point of view, to prove that the answer correct, to create in the imagination an image of an object according to the description given in the riddle.
Step 4
Determine what essential signs of an object or phenomenon are described in the riddle, and then compare them with each other and analyze the result of the comparison. Perhaps some associations will come to your mind right away. Find as many connections between the signs as possible, draw a conclusion based on the identified connections - guess what subject the found signs correspond to and why.
Step 5
Also, do not forget about the basic meaning of the riddle - first of all, you need to understand what exactly you are looking for, where you are looking for it and how. It is very important to correctly understand the question asked in the riddle in order to correctly guess it. Think carefully about the riddle, analyze it and only then give your answer.
