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Antique household items (materials for the school museum)

Completed by: Aknazarova Daria and

Denisova Valentina,

MKOU Alexandrovskaya secondary school

Bogotolsky district

Supervisor: ,

Our school has a museum that has existed for several years.

For the first time we came here on an excursion in 2006, in 1st grade.

Here we saw expositions dedicated to the history of the school, the history of the village, and the Great Patriotic War. But we were more interested in the exposition, where antiques and household items were collected.

Then we just looked at them, but now, in the 6th grade, we became interested: how these objects were called, how they were used, who made them, from what, whose hands were holding these objects! But all these things once belonged to the inhabitants of our Alexandrovka and those villages that have already disappeared. There are no villages or inhabitants, but the things remained. So we decided to learn about them as much as possible and tell everyone who visits our school museum.

So. Let's start our virtual journey ...

In the "Explanatory Dictionary" it is written: "Utensils are a collection of objects that a person needs in his daily life."

What did our ancestors need in their household?

It was hard to imagine a peasant house without numerous utensils that had accumulated for decades, if not centuries, and literally filled the space. In the Russian countryside, utensils were called "everything movable in the house, dwelling," according to the words. In fact, utensils are the totality of objects that a person needs in his everyday life. Utensils are utensils for preparing, preparing and storing food, serving it on the table; various containers for storing household items, clothes; items for personal hygiene and home hygiene; items for kindling fire, storing and consuming tobacco, and for cosmetics. In the Russian countryside, mainly wooden pottery was used. Metal, glass, porcelain were less common. Wooden utensils according to the manufacturing technique could be hollowed out, cooper's, carpentry, turning. Utensils made of birch bark, woven from twigs, straw, pine roots were also in great use. Some of the necessary wooden items for the household were made by the efforts of the male half of the family. Most of the items were purchased at fairs, marketplaces, especially cooper and lathe utensils, the manufacture of which required special knowledge and tools. Pottery was mainly used for cooking food in an oven and serving it on the table, sometimes for salting and pickling vegetables. The metal utensils of the traditional type were mainly copper, pewter, or silver. Her presence in the house was a vivid testimony to the prosperity of the family, its frugality, and respect for family traditions. Such utensils were sold only at the most critical moments in family life. The utensils that filled the house were made, purchased, and stored by Russian peasants, naturally proceeding from their purely practical use. However, in separate, from the point of view of the peasant, important moments in life, almost every of its objects turned from a utilitarian thing into a symbolic one. For those items that we managed to collect from the residents of the village. Aleksandrovka, the utensils were made of different materials: wood, clay, cast iron, iron. But the tree prevailed.

Washbasin (washbasin)

Three legs, two ears, and a sixth belly- such a riddle was invented by the Russian people about this subject.

Washbasin - a small hanging washbasin. Washstand - a hanging vessel for washing with a spout, like a teapot, bending over when washing. The very words, washstand, washbasin, already speak of the purpose of these household items: for washing and washing hands.

Next to the stove, there was always a towel (a handkerchief or a towel) and a washstand (washstand). The washstand used to be an earthenware jug with two drain spouts on the sides, and only then a copper washstand with one spout appeared. Under it was a wooden tub (gang) where dirty water flowed down. More than once during the day, the hostess rinsed her soiled hands - in a tub of water, the so-called kadce. One of the sayings about her says: "Where the girls are smooth, there is no water in the tub," that is, if the hostesses were lazy, then the tub was empty. And according to legend, it should always be complete.

A washstand is a small vessel that expands or tapers upward. Two rivets are made slightly longer than the rest. At their ends, ears are cut out in which through holes are drilled for hanging the washstand. Two other special rivets are cut from a tree trunk with a knot extending from it. The rivets are hewn out and planed, and then the edges are planed. Through holes are drilled in the knots along the core. The hollow knots will serve as drain spouts for the washstand. The washstand, like the tub over which it is hung, is decorated with carving or burning.

Towers (handicrafts)

Hangs on the wall, dangles,

Everyone grabs at him.

The towel was intended primarily for wiping hands during cooking.

An integral part of the "woman's kut", that is, the female part of the village hut, was a towel or handkerchief. The proof of this is love, the art with which towels were embroidered. And the table towel used to wipe the dishes was called the cup.

RUBER AND ROLLER

Most likely, the first "iron" was a flat, very heavy stone. The clothes were spread out on some flat surface, pressed down with this stone, and left until they were flattened.

Later, irons were braziers filled with hot coals. They were invented in China in the 8th century to iron silk.

Our ancestors, despite the hard peasant labor, where there is sweat, and sometimes blood, tried to be clean and tidy. The ruble and the roll were the helpers in this rural dweller. These are the ancestors of our iron.

Rubel is a wooden board with cut-out grooves for rolling linen.

Dry linen or clothing was wound on an evenly planed stick (roll) and began to roll on the table with a thick rectangular stick with a short rounded handle. Transverse scars were made on the inner working surface. Such an "iron" ruble was called. Seven sweats will come off a neat girl who wants to look neat. But after all

the fabric was mainly linen, it creased very easily and was difficult to smooth.

Used rolls and rubbles and for washing. On the river with such a roll of women, it was as if they were knocking dirt out of wet linen and clothes.

Rubel was often used in home medicine in the treatment of the spine, lower back, that is, as a massager.

IRON

Hisses displeased, bites painfully,
It is dangerous to leave him alone.
You have to get along with him

And you can iron
But ironing is not worth it.

It was only in the 17th century that someone had the idea to heat cast iron irons on a fire. It was desirable to have two of them: while one was being ironed, the other was heated.

Then a charcoal iron appeared. Burning coals were laid inside and ironed.

The word "iron" is considered to be borrowed from the Turkic language in the 18th century.

But there are more versions of the origin of this word: from the disappeared owl "to quench".

KRINKA (KRYNKA)

Carpenters without axes felled a furnace without corners.

But our ancestors had to think not only about beauty, but also about their daily bread, to feed themselves and numerous family members. Therefore, in the peasant economy there were many items that helped in the preparation of food, they were mainly the property of the "woman's kut". So, one of the necessary things was a krynka (krynka) – expanding

from top to bottom, an elongated earthen vessel for storing and serving milk on the table.

The word "krinka" (jug) comes from the word "curve".

A characteristic feature of the krynka is a high, rather wide throat, smoothly turning into a rounded body. The shape of the throat, its diameter and height are designed for a hand grip. Milk in such a vessel retains its freshness longer, and when sour it gives a thick layer of sour cream, which is convenient to remove with a spoon. In Russian villages, clay bowls, bowls, and mugs used for milk were also often called krinka.

CAST IRON (CAST IRON)

Narrow down, wide top, not a saucepan ... I was in the bazaar, found myself in a fire. He is not afraid of fire, porridge languishes in it. Many riddles have been invented about such a necessary thing as cast iron.

Cast iron - a large vessel, a pot made of cast iron, later also of an aluminum alloy, round in shape, for stewing and cooking in a Russian oven. This word was also borrowed in the 18th century from the Turkic language. A special feature of cast iron is its shape, which repeats the shape of a traditional stove pot: narrowed towards the bottom, widening towards the top and again tapering towards the throat. This shape allows you to put cast iron in the furnace and take it out of the furnace using a special tool - a grip, which is an open metal ring on a long wooden handle.

The volume is different - from 1.5 to 9 liters. Small capacity cast iron is called a cast iron. Despite the seeming antiquity of this type of tableware, metal cast irons appeared and became widespread only at the very end of the 19th - beginning of the 20th centuries. At that time, industrial cast iron kitchen stoves spread in Russia, in which, instead of a brick vault, there was a panel with removable burners above the furnace firebox, in the holes of which cast iron was also placed with a narrow bottom. In the first third of the 20th century, cast iron with enamel coatings began to be produced. Pig irons produced after the October Revolution, as a rule, had the stamp of the manufacturing plant, indicating the volume in liters.

TUES (TUESOK)

Fock stands, propping up his sides,

He distributes kvass to everyone -

Doesn't take himself a drop!

While cast iron kept cooked food hot for a long time, the iron was designed to keep liquid cold. Therefore, real masters prepared the tuesa. After all, this item should not have lost a drop of liquid, kept it for a long time.

A direct translation of this word "- a box of birch bark".

Tuyes is a cylindrical birch bark box, a box with a tight-fitting lid.

Tuyes - beetroot, beetroot, birch bark capsule with a tight lid and with a bracket or bow in it. The simplest definition: this is a vessel, usually cylindrical in shape, made of birch bark (birch bark).

The container can be divided according to the purpose for liquid and for bulk objects. For liquid, the tuesa is made from chippings, that is, the birch bark is removed from the tree entirely without a cut. For loose objects, the tues are made of layer birch bark.

You can also divide the tuesa according to the form of manufacture. At this point, as your imagination tells you, you can make round, oval, square, triangular, and then you can add any number of corners.

You can divide the tuesa according to the design method: painted, embossed, slotted, slotted in half a layer, scraped and simply with a natural texture.

In addition, the tuesa can be braided. There are a huge number of ways to weave birch.

Tuyos are large and smaller, and very small, high and lower, each of them had its own special purpose. Salt was stored in some tues. She was always treated with special care. She does not like dampness - it gets wet right away, and then, if it dries up, it turns to stone, not gouging. A birch bark bark had an amazing property - it protected it from moisture.

Cow butter, cottage cheese, sour cream, and milk were stored in the tues. The oil in them was not bitter, sour cream was stored for a long time, milk and cottage cheese were not sour - in birch bark tues, these perishable and indispensable products in every family were reliably protected from the effects of heat.

Honey, sunflower, hemp, linseed oil was poured into the tues, you could drink from

birch bark voditsa. And even kvass. In a birch bark tuyeska and the water of the well is cold,

and kvass, as if they just got it from the cellar. And so the masters of the bottom of the tues learned to adjust and adjust, that not a single drop leaked.

With birch bark tues we went to the forest for berries - for raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, lingonberries, blueberries. Children often went to the forest to pick berries - adults had enough other jobs in the summer. For them, they made tuesa - not very large, with comfortable handles. Throughout the winter, in a cellar in a birch bark tues, a berry - cloudberry - was stored without sugar.

This was the case before, in our time, from a purely utilitarian purpose, birch bark tuesa have been transformed into the category of souvenirs, although they have not lost their former purpose, which can be verified on our own experience.

GRIP

Horn, but not a bull,

Enough, but not full,

Gives to people

And he himself goes to rest.

From the Russian stove

Pull the porridge quickly.

The iron pot is very happy

That he was grabbed ...

Mishka Popov got on his horse,

Rode into the fire

Neighs and laughs

He wants to jump out.

The closest assistant to cast iron was a grab. The word was formed in a non-affix way from the verb “to grasp”, since the direct purpose of this object is to grasp, to take. The object is named according to its function: literally - "that with the help of which one grabs, takes".

A grab is a device for moving pots and cast irons in the oven, with the help of a grab they could be removed or installed in the oven. Since it was cooked in a Russian oven, where the fire was open, you had to be careful not to burn yourself.

KEROSINE LAMPS

Blue ocean,

Glass shores

The duck is swimming

The head is on fire.

The fire helped not only in cooking, but also gave light in the dark, this was especially valuable in winter, when it was getting late and getting dark early. Candles appeared very early, but the candle flame was open, which was not safe, and the wind could blow out the candle in the street. These problems were solved with the advent of kerosene, so kerosene lamps appeared.

Kerosene lighting began to spread in the Russian countryside since 1860, from the time of the introduction of Baku kerosene into everyday life. With a kerosene lamp, it was already possible to move boldly around the house and the street, without fear of extinguishing the wick.

The main product on the table was, of course, bread. Therefore, there were many household items on the farm for baking bread.

The new vessel is all in holes.

Filmed in the forest, bent in the house, braided in the middle.

A sieve is an item of utensils - a hoop with a frequent fine mesh stretched over it for filtering, sifting. This word is derived from the verb "sow".

Shito - a device for separating bulk masses according to the size of their components (grains, cereals, sand, etc.). But, basically, the sieve was used to sift flour before kneading the dough. So the flour was saturated with oxygen, and the dough turned out to be fluffy.

STORE AND BENCH

For us, modern people, there is no difference between a bench and a bench. But they are not the same thing. A bench is a long, often without stands, bench, usually reinforced along the wall. The shop was formed from the word "lava" - "bench".

The bench was fixed motionlessly along the wall of the hut, and the bench was equipped with legs, it was moved.

A place on the bench was considered more honorable. The guest could judge the attitude of the owners towards him, depending on where he was seated: on a bench or a bench. They slept on the benches, and various objects were kept under them - tools, shoes, and so on.

The steelyard is not a priest's soul, it will not deceive, - so the people talked about this subject.

The history of the origin of this word is interesting: bezmen is an ancient Russian borrowing from the Turkic language (from the Turk. batman- a measure of weight of about 10 kg or "lucky" - "scales") - the simplest lever scales. The Türkic word was transformed into “steelyard” under the influence of the combination “without exchange” - “without change”.

BEZMEN - hand scales with unequal arm and movable reference point. The marks on the steelyard show first fractions of a pound (quarters, and sometimes eighths), then whole pounds, up to 10; then two pounds, up to 20; five pounds, up to 40; further, where there is still a count, in dozens. The weight on the balance is inaccurate, why is it prohibited in our trade. Large hanging steelyard, counter. In the north, here and in Siberia: weight 2 1/2 pounds, when purchasing certain goods: butter, caviar, fish, hops, etc. Russian steelyard- a metal rod with a constant weight at one end and a hook or pan for the item to be weighed at the other. Balance the steelyard by moving along the rod of the second hook of the cage or loop, which serves as a support for the rod of the steelyard.

CRADLE (CRADLE, CRADLE, CRADLE)

One of the places of honor in the house was occupied by a cradle, a cradle, a cradle, a rocking chair, a cradle, a cradle, a cradle, a cradle. They hung it either to a ring attached to the mat (the upper beam of the hut), or to an ochep (a long flexible stick). The cradle is a hanging cradle. The cradle is a baby cradle, shaky.

The word "cradle" comes from the words "lyuli-lyuli", which they sang while rocking the child, and the shaky from the verb "swirl" (to shake).

And the word "cradle" from "cradle" means "to rock". This word has been known since the 15th century.

There were no separate cots in the peasant huts - the kids slept together, side by side, on the beds. So the shake rocked the little man for an average of 2-3 years.

SPINNER (self-spinning)

I sit on an aspen, I look through a maple, I shake a birch ...

A spinning wheel is an object of folk life, an instrument of labor on which threads were spun.

A spinning wheel is a hand-spinning attachment that was set in motion by a foot pedal.

The primary meaning was “pull”.

On the bottom, made of aspen, the spinner sat down, on the maple ridge she strengthened the tow, and wound the strained threads on the birch spindle. The spinning wheel is a special object, in it different sides of folk life are crossed: it is also an instrument of labor that served a woman from childhood to old age: and an adornment of village gatherings.

The hostesses were especially proud of the spinning wheels: chiseled, carved, painted, which were usually placed in a prominent place. Spinning wheels were not only a tool of labor, but also an adornment of the home. It was believed that the patterns on the spinning wheels protect the home from the evil eye and dashing people.

At the age of 7, peasant girls began to learn how to spin. The father gave the first small elegant spinning wheel to his daughter. Daughters learned to spin, sew, embroider mothers.

OIL CRUSHER (OIL CRUSHER)

Looking at these massive wooden objects, which you can hardly move, it is difficult to imagine that they were knocked down with airy fragrant oil.

Churn , used in the household, was a subject of special pride, because it spoke of prosperity in the house, of satiety. No wonder they talked about a good owner: he has an oily beard ...

STUPA AND PEST

Stupa (stupka) - a vessel in which something is ground or ground with a heavy pestle.

A pestle is a short, heavy rod with a rounded end for pounding something in a mortar. Pestle - a stick rounded at the bottom for grinding some substance in a mortar (by crushing or grinding). This word was formed from the verb "to shove".

The word “stupa” is derived from the word “to step”. But another version is less probable - from the Germanic languages: “what is being pounded”.

Our grandmothers used a mortar to grind poppy seeds, millet, and even pounded dried bird cherry on pies.

Needed for washing
Maybe bathing.
Antique dish
Has a name.
I don't know who it is
The name is open,
But this piece

Just …

A necessary thing in the household was a trough. The owner himself made it from a single piece of wood, there were troughs both for washing and for chopping cabbage.

This word is derived from the same stem as bark, that is, a product made of wood.

Working on the etymology of the names of household items, we came to the following conclusion:

When naming objects necessary in everyday life, our ancestors did not think about euphony and "beauty". And they thought that everyone would understand the purpose of these items. It would be nice for us, modern people, to take note of this feature.

And we want to complete our work with the words of our nugget poet:

But the memory keeps

The warmth of those old days is in my soul

And does not allow you to forget

The history of my country ...

LITERATURE:

1. Dal dictionary. M, -1971.

2. Brief etymological dictionary, edited by M., Education, 1975.

3. Explanatory dictionary of the Russian language. M., 2001.

4. Ushakov dictionary of the Russian language. In 4 volumes. - M., 1938.

Although on the set of a motion picture,
Although on stage here in the theater,
We are obedient to the director
Because we …

(Answer: Actors)

I work in the theater.
It's just that I'm in the intermission.
And on the stage is the queen,
That granny, then the fox.
Knows Kolya and Larisa,
That in the theater I ...

(Answer: Actress)

There is a dot sign
There is a "bud" on the branch,
And similar to a tub
On the farm ...

(Answer: Barrel)

Wooden bottom and none -
Above and below it.
In a circle the boards are crooked,
Slightly arched, not large
And they are not fastened with nails,
And girded with rims.

(Answer: Barrel, Kadushka)

What is it: flies, rustles, and not a rustle?

(Answer: Brother Shurshavchik)

What month do people speak least of all

(Answer: In February)

Moscow was turned on, what was the first nail that they pounded on?

(Answer: Hat)

I am light as a feather, but you cannot hold me for long.

(Answer: Inhale)

If our hands are in wax,
If blots have sat down on the nose,
Who then is our first friend
Remove dirt from your face and hands?
What mom can't live without
Neither cook nor wash,
Without which, we will tell you straight
A man to die?
To rain from the sky
So that ears of bread grow
To sail the ships -
We cannot live without ...

(Answer: Water)

One gray-haired, the other young,
The third is jumping, and the fourth is crying.
Who are these guests?

(Answer: The Seasons)

Two windows for the night
They close themselves
And with the sunrise
They open themselves.

(Answer: Eyes)

Every man knows
What is molded from clay ...

(Answer: Glechek)

There are no dishes for a long time
All metal and glass
And in the old days, everyone had
More often dishes ...

(Answer: Clay)

I always draw, then faces, then faces.
My palette is different faces
I help them to transform faster
Into a villain, into a beauty, into a blue bird,
Into the beast, into Bab - Yoshku,
In a horror story, in Koschei,
Into a funny matryoshka
In a cat, in Barmaleya.
My client is an actor.
I'm cool …

(Answer: Makeup artist)

Red doors in my cave,
White beasts sit at the door.
Both meat and bread - all my spoil -
I gladly give it to white animals.

(Answer: Lips, Teeth, Mouth)

Dies in the evening, comes to life in the morning.

(Answer: Day)

Longer tall trees
Little grass of grass below
With her the distance is getting closer
And the world opens up with her.

(Answer: Road)

It starts from home
It ends at the house.

(Answer: Road)

Even though I'm not a hammer -
I knock on wood:
Every corner is in it
I want to examine.
I walk in a red hat
And the acrobat is beautiful.

(Answer: Woodpecker)

Black vest, red beret.
The nose is like an ax, the tail is like an emphasis.

(Answer: Woodpecker)

What kind of blacksmiths are forging in the forest?

(Answer: Lark)

He builds his nest in the field,
Where the plants stretch.
Its both songs and flight
We entered the poems!
If he wants, it will fly straight
He wants - it hangs in the air,
Falling like a stone from the heights
And in the fields sings, sings.

(Answer: Lark)

The brothers got up on stilts,
Looking for food along the way.
Whether on the run or on the go
They can't get off the stilts.

(Answer: Cranes)

On the red hills
Thirty white horses
To meet each other
They will rush quickly.
Their ranks will converge,
Then they disperse
And they will become meek
Until new ventures.

(Answer: Teeth)

Thirty-two warriors have one commander.

(Answer: Teeth And Tongue)

What kind of dishes can you not eat anything from?

(Answer: From Empty)

It is given to you
And people use it.

(Answer: Name)

It was important to walk around the yard
a crocodile with a sharp beak,
The head was winding all day
muttered something loudly.
Only this, it was true, was
no crocodile,
and turkeys are the best friend.
Guess who?..

(Answer: Turkey)

Spreads its tail like a peacock
He walks an important lord
Knocking on the ground with your feet
What is his name - ...

(Answer: Turkey)

For rainwater,
What flows from the drainpipe
That flows down the roof to the ground
At the earthen hut Stood ...

(Answer: Kadka)

There is a word "cannon".
There is a "frog"
And there is a vessel ...

(Answer: Kadushka)

Hard to carry
Water from the well
The buckets are heavy
And the hostess laughs.
Carries water -
Hands free:
Shoulders carry
Full buckets.
This item
With a mysterious meaning
There are two hooks
U ...

(Answer: Rocker arms)

There is a Dymkovo toy -
"Vodonoska" name,
On her shoulders
The arch is wooden.

(Answer: Rocker)

Long, short,
Someone galvanized,
Needed for washing
Maybe for swimming.
The vessel is strange
Has a name.
I don't know who it is
Name open
But this piece
Just ….

(Answer: Trough)

Works in the theater,
Protects clothes
He strokes and darns
Sequins fasten, sew.
The actor tries on
Jacket, for example,
His profession ...

(Answer: Dresser)

She is cold without work,
And after work - red from the fire.

(Answer: Kocherga)

The iron leg is ...

(Answer: Kocherga)

Helps to manage
There is a beauty at the stove:
Remove the rings from the stove,
So that you put the iron pot.

(Answer: Kocherga)

Fix the firebox
Will help deftly
Fire helper
A hard worker ...

(Answer: Kocherga)

She has one leg
Oh, she's hot.

(Answer: Kocherga)

Don't shout in the village
Don't look for a refrigerator
Because milk
Not on a farm far away
And not in a bucket in the barn,
And here, on the windowsill.
Not in a mug, not in a bucket,
And just in ...

(Answer: Pitcher)

Coughs, cries, calls the children,
Gathers everyone under the wing.

(Answer: Chicken With Chickens)

The bird sits on the white mountains, waits from the dead alive

(Answer: Mother Hen)

If people at the table don't yawn,
They deftly grab food with this thing,
They skillfully sip borscht with this thing,
They are always hired to work.

(Answer: Spoon)

Autumn rain walked around the city,
The rain has lost its rain.
The mirror lies on the asphalt
The wind will blow - it will tremble.

(Answer: Puddle)

The pot has a sister -
Wide, high,
Plump and kind.
Call her ...

(Answer: Makitra)

Plump, wide,
Smooth and tall.
What is her name, guys,
She's a little heavy.
Pour in ten liters
Sister in the pot ...

(Answer: Makitru)

In this month everything is concealed, in this month it is snowing, in this month everything is warmer, in this month it is women's day.

(Answer: March)

Round, deep
Smooth, wide,
Twisted by a potter,
Burnt in the oven
From the jug - low
Clay ...

(Answer: Bowl)

What do you want -
You can't buy that
What is not necessary -
You can't sell that.

(Answer: Youth And Old Age)

I lie over the river, I hold both banks.

(Answer: Bridge)

Wherever you go, you will look at them all.

(Answer: Legs)

Your assistants - take a look -
A dozen friendly brothers
How nice it is to live when they
They are not afraid of work.
And like a good boy
Everyone is obedient ...

(Answer: Finger)

Little white feathers
Red scallop.
Who is that on the peg?

(Answer: Petya-Cockerel)

If she works,
There will be no hungry family.

(Answer: Oven)

Doesn't burn in fire
Doesn't sink in water
Does not rot in the ground.

(Answer: True)

In the morning goes to four,
In the afternoon for two, and in the evening for three.

(Answer: Child, Adult, Old Man)

There are no legs, but she does not stand still,
There is a bed, but it does not sleep,
Not a cauldron, but seething,
Not a thunderstorm, but thundering.
There is no mouth, but she is never silent.

(Answer: River)

I run like a ladder
Ringing the pebbles
From afar by song
Get to know me.

(Answer: Stream)

Three eyes - three orders
Red is the most dangerous.

(Answer: Traffic light)

Blue kerchief, dark back. Little bird Call her ...

(Answer: Titmouse)

Red-breasted, black-winged,
Loves to peck grains
With the first snow on the mountain ash
He will appear again.

(Answer: Bullfinch)

Very strange postman:
Not a Muggle, not a wizard.
Deliver letters and newspapers
Carries a parcel to the ends of the world
He knows how to keep all secrets.
Winged and brave, and he is vigilant.
Who is this postman?

(Answer: Owl)

And the army, and the voivode - all knocked down.

(Answer: Sleep)

When you see me, you cannot see anything else. I can make you walk, even if you don't have the opportunity. Sometimes I tell the truth, sometimes I lie. But if I'm lying, then I'm close to the truth. Who am I?

(Answer: Sleep)

Sweeter than honey, stronger than an elephant, heavier than a helmet. Like a fly buzzing, it crawls into a mouse's hole, taking grief with it.

(Answer: Sleep)

What's the sweetest thing in the world?

(Answer: Sleep)

White-sided heather,
And her name is ...

(Answer: Magpie)

It spins, chirps,
He's busy all day.

(Answer: Magpie)

Everybody tramples me, but I’m getting better.

(Answer: Path)

She walks in the rain
Loves to pinch grass,
Quack screams, It's all a joke,
Well of course it is -

(Answer: Duck)

Along the river, along the water
A row of boats floats,
The ship goes ahead
He leads them behind him,
Small boats have no fun,
And the boat is a painful walker.
Right, left, back, forward
The whole mob will turn.

(Answer: Duck With Ducklings)

From the Russian stove
Pull the porridge from the oven.
The iron pot is very happy
That he was grabbed ...

(Answer: Grab)

Before, like a wooden basin,
Served people constantly
There were grab handles
At the old ...

(Answer: Ushata)

The train goes tuk - tuk - tuk ...
Suddenly they bring to our compartment
What kind of liquid? Answer me!
The guide brought us ...

(Answer: Tea)

We don't sleep a day
We do not sleep at night
And day and night
We knock, we knock.

(Answer: Clock)

That always goes
And will not leave the place?

(Answer: Clock)

Who walks on 4 legs in the morning, on 2 legs in the afternoon, and on 3 legs in the evening?

(Answer: Human: Morning - Childhood, Evening - Old Age)

The bottom is narrow, the top is wide,
Not a saucepan ...

(Answer: Chugunok)

To go to the bathhouse,
And carry water in it,
Such a pelvis
Two handles at once.
Splash water from it - ka!
So that's a basin with a name ...

(Answer: The gang!)

Here are the nail tongs,
Here is the nail pliers,
And these tongs are old
For the sweet tooth, they were more important.

(Answer: Sugar Tongs)

Riddles about dishes with answers

Wooden bottom and none
Above and below it.
In a circle the boards are crooked,
Slightly arched, not large
And they are not fastened with nails,
And girded with rims.

Answer: Barrel, tub

There is a dot sign
There is a "bud" on the branch,
And similar to a tub
On the farm ...

Answer: Barrel

There is a word "cannon".
There is a "frog"
And there is a vessel ...

Answer: Kadushka

For rainwater,
What flows from the drainpipe
That flows down the roof to the ground
At the clay hut
Stood ...

Answer: Kadka

If she works,
There will be no hungry family.

Answer: Oven

The bottom is narrow, the top is wide,
Not a saucepan ...

Answer: Cast iron

She is cold without work,


Answer: Kocherga

The iron leg is ...

Answer: Kocherga

If people at the table don't yawn,
They deftly grab food with this thing,
They skillfully sip borscht with this thing,
They are always hired to work.

Answer: Spoon

Every man knows
What is molded from clay ...

Answer: Glechek

There are no dishes for a long time
All metal and glass
And in the old days, everyone had
More often dishes ...

Answer: Clay

From the Russian stove
Pull the porridge from the oven.
The iron pot is very happy
That he was grabbed ...

Answer: Grab

Before, like a wooden basin,
Served people constantly
There were grab handles
At the old ...

Answer: Ushata

To go to the bathhouse,
And carry water in it,
Such a pelvis
Two handles at once.
Splash water from it - ka!
That's a basin with a name ...

Answer: Shaika

Here are the nail tongs,
Here is the nail pliers,
And these tongs are old
For the sweet tooth, they were more important.

Answer: Sugar tongs

There is a Dymkovo toy -
"Vodonoska" name,
On her shoulders
The arch is wooden.

Answer: Rocker

Hard to carry
Water from the well
The buckets are heavy
And the hostess laughs.
Carries water -
Hands free:
Shoulders carry
Full buckets.
This item
With a mysterious meaning
There are two hooks
U ...

Answer: Rocker arms

Long, short,
Someone galvanized,
Needed for washing
Maybe for swimming.
The vessel is strange
Has a name.
I don't know who it is
Name open
But this piece
Just ….

Answer: Trough

She is cold without work,
And after work - red from the fire.

Answer: Kocherga

The iron leg is ...

Answer: Kocherga

Helps to manage
There is a beauty at the stove:
Remove the rings from the stove,
So that you put the iron pot.

Answer: Kocherga

Fix the firebox
Will help deftly
Fire helper
A hard worker ...

Answer: Kocherga

She has one leg
Oh, she's hot.

Answer: Kocherga

Plump, wide,
Smooth and tall.
What is her name, guys,
She's a little heavy.
Pour in ten liters
Sister in the pot ...

Answer: Makitru

The pot has a sister -
Wide, high,
Plump and kind.
Call her ...

Answer: Makitra

Round, deep
Smooth, wide,
Twisted by a potter,
Burnt in the oven
From the jug - low
Clay ...

Answer: Bowl

While I was writing the continuation of the article, I thought about the fact that the fit (fit) also falls under the influence of fashion. Everything flows, everything changes, and oversize so popular in recent years is a little ( but only a little) is losing ground, the last shows of winter 2015/16 showed a tangible number of structured images. However, we live in an amazing time when fashion does not dictate, but prompts and directs. The ability to mix different styles, eras and fits is the freedom and flexibility that fashion gives us in the modern world.

Knowing the tools for the right mix does not lose its relevance, but only enriches our stylistic arsenal, so after talking about, let's move on to practice. Namely, how to make friends with each other two such different fits. In fact, everything is very simple, they perfectly interact with each other, exerting a positive influence on each other:

• structural things help the oversize to take on some shape and create a more collected silhouette,
• oversize, in turn, adds relaxation, lightness and ease to the structured image.

Structured + Oversized

And further 5 ways to add structure to a voluminous outfit:

Each of the 5 ways can go both on its own and in a pair / three with others. And one more small nuance, with oversized it is better to wear structural shoes that fit on the leg and if boots, then narrow boots or boots that keep their shape are better.

This is not a complete list, but a starting point for experiments. See, try what works best for you. Your style is your everyday choice. The ABC will help you.

Well, if you love an individual approach in revealing your unique beauty and want to understand what suits you and decorates and how to deal with it :), you can find out about our services.

Pictures via Stockholm streetstyle, WhoWhatWear, Vogue.com, Pinterest

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Preview:

Riddles about everything

1. On a blue tablecloth
Egorka is floating -
Linen shirt,
Wooden footwear. ( A boat )

2. Gray neck,
Yellow sock,
Swims in the river
Like a float. ( Duck)

3. Blinks his eyes,
Squeaks with brakes. ( A car )

4. Here kittens are acrobats,
Here are the clowns kittens.
Over the head - somersault,
So, here is a feline ... ( the circus )

5. If I get smeared with soot -
It will tell me about it. ( mirror )

6. If they beat him, he does not cry,
It just jumps more fun. ( ball )

7. Round legs
Running along the road:
One leg, two leg, three leg
There are horns ahead. ( bike )

8. I'll take her by the handle,
I'll bring a bunch of mushrooms in it. ( basket)

9. He has records
Voiced like ice floes
It is made of metal,
Call him .... ( metallophone)

10. The stick is thin,
And there is a ringing song in it. ( Dudochka)

Riddles about birds

11. He collects crumbs,
Wandering through the fields
- Steals cannabis.
(Sparrow)

12. Who's on the tree, on a bitch

The account is kept by: "Ku-ku ...
Ku-ku! "
(Cuckoo)

13. Sleeps during the day, flies at night.
(Owl)

14. Carpenter with a sharp chisel
Builds a house with one window.
(Woodpecker)

15. Vereshunya, white-sided,
And her name is
(Magpie)

16. Black vest,
Red beret.
Nose like an ax
The tail is like an emphasis.
(Woodpecker)

17. Scarlet scallop,
A pockmarked caftan,
Double beard,
An important gait.
Rises first of all
Singing vociferously.
(Rooster)

18. Cluck, cluck,
Convene children
Gathers everyone under the wing.
(Hen)

19. Appeared in a yellow fur coat:

Goodbye two shells!
(Chick)

Riddles about animals

20. What a beast of the forest
I got up like a column
Under the pine tree.
And stands among the grass -

The ears are bigger than the head!
(Hare)

21. The tail is fluffy,
The fur is golden
Lives in the forest
He steals chickens in the village.
(Fox)

22. Who in the cold winter
Wandering in the woods angry, hungry?
(Wolf)

23. He sleeps in a den in winter
Under a huge pine tree
And when spring comes
Wakes up from sleep.
(Bear)

24. Who wears a forest on their heads?
(Deer)

25. Touching the grass with hooves,
A handsome man walks through the forest
He walks boldly and easily
Horns spread wide.
(Elk)

26. Rides along the branches,
Yes, not a bird,
Redhead,
Not a fox.
(Squirrel)

27. Mustache muzzle,
Striped fur coat,
Washes his face often
But he doesn't know water.
(Cat)

28. You caress,
You tease - it bites.
(Dog)

29. Who has the horns longer than the tail?
(At the goat)
30. There is a penny, but will not buy anything.
(Pig)

31. Under the floor lurks,

Afraid of cats.
(Mouse)

Riddles about the letter "A".

32. Maple leaves turned yellow,
They flew to the countries of the south
Swift-winged swifts.
What a month, Tell me!
(August)

33. Does not fly, does not buzz,
A beetle runs down the street.
And burn in the eyes of the beetle
Two shiny lights.
(Car, bus)

34. Look, the house stands,
Poured to the brim with water,
No windows, but not gloomy,
Transparent on four sides.
In this house, the tenants -
All skillful swimmers.
(Aquarium)

35. On the ABC book page
Thirty-three heroes.
Sages-heroes
Everyone knows a literate.
(Alphabet)

36. Standing on the roof - All pipes are higher.
(Antenna)

37. Stands on the roof day and night
This miracle guard:
He sees everything, hears everything,
Will share everything with me!
(Antenna)

37. They came to us from melon
Striped balls.
(Watermelons)
38. My friend used to visit such a port,
Where there is no water around at all.
But we went to this port all the time
Ships with people and cargo.
(An airport)

Riddles with the letter B

39. Moved by the flower
All four petals.
Flutters over the flower, dances,
A patterned fan waves.
I wanted to rip it off
He fluttered and flew away.
(Butterfly)

40. I'm from home to the doorstep
Just one step took
The door closed behind my back
There is no way in front of me.
I'm at home - and not at home,
Between heaven and earth.
Guess, friends, where am I?
(On the balcony)

41. Little Katyushka
Sat on top of my head
Not a moth, not a bird -
Holds two pigtails.
(Bow)

42. Top skin,
From below too
And in the middle is empty.
(Drum)

44. Who is neither hot nor cold
Doesn't he take off his fur coat?
(Ram)

45. Thick grasses are entangled,
The meadows have curled up,
And I myself am all curly,
Even a curl of a horn.
(Ram)
46. ​​There is a plate on the wall,
An arrow walks on the plate.
This forward arrow
He will know the weather for us.
(Barometer)
47. Nimble animal
Lives in a hollow hut.
All day hop hop
I found a fungus
Strung on a twig
Prepared for future use.
(Squirrel)

48. Who gnawed cones on a branch
And threw the leftovers down?
(Squirrel)

49. You and I will recognize the animal
For two such signs:
He is in a fur coat in a gray winter,
And in a red fur coat - in the summer.
(Squirrel)

50. Alena is standing - a green handkerchief,
Thin waist,
white sundress.
(Birch)

51. Not caring about the weather,
He walks in a white sundress,
And one of the warm days
May gives her earrings.
(Birch)

52. Two brothers are looking into the water,
The centuries will not converge. (Shores)

The pillars are white,
They wear green hats,
Furry in the summer,
Gnarled in winter.
Where they stand, there they make noise.
(Birch)

53. Sisters stand in the field,
The dresses are bleached
The caps are green.
(Birch)

54. What is poured into the pan
Yes, they bend it four times?
(Pancakes)

55. Water Masters
They build a house without an ax
A house of brushwood and mud
And the dam.
(Beavers)

56. Working animals
They are building a house in the middle of the river.
If someone comes to visit,
Know that the entrance is from the river!
(Beavers)

57. Everyone goes around this place:
Here the earth is like dough;
Here sedge, bumps, mosses ...
No leg support.

(Swamp)

58. In a forest clearing,
Under the mighty pine tree
Old old man,
He has a brown cap,
Cap on one side.
Who is in the forest -
He knows him.

(Borovik, porcini mushroom)

59. He was deeply hidden,
One-two-three - and went out,
And he stands in plain sight.
White, I'll find you!
(Borovik)

60. There is a fat woman -
Wooden belly
Iron belt.
(Barrel)

61. Made from planks
And they put on a belt.
And this crockery keeps
Collected summer from the garden.
(Barrel)

62. Her bushes are tall, thick,
Trunk and branches - a pipe,
Very fragile.
The berries are red but not tasty.
(Elder)

63. In the white field, blue
Lines stretched out;
And friends follow them,
They lead each other by the hands.
(Letters in a notebook)

64. Thirty-three Sisters
Small in stature.
If you know their secret
Then you will find the answer to everything.
(Letters)

65. Thirty-three sisters -
Written beauties.
They live on one page
And they are famous everywhere.
(Letters)

66. Jackdaws have arrived in the field
And sat down in the snow ...
I will begin to study at school -
I can figure them out!
(Letters)

67. Where a new house is being built,
A warrior with a shield is walking.
Where he goes, it becomes smooth
There will be a new site.
(Bulldozer)

68. He was a tight fist,
And unclenched - became a flower.
(Bud)

69. He stood right at the path:
Legs do not go out of fear.
And the poor fellow hums: “Mu!

I cannot make a step. "
(Goby)

Riddles with the letter B

70. I went to the green house
And he did not stay in it for long.
Turned out to be this house
Quickly - in another city.
(Railway carriage)

71. Not boots, not boots,
But they are also worn by legs.
We run in them in winter:
In the morning - to school,
In the afternoon - home.
(Felt boots)

72. A warm wave splashes
To the shores of cast iron.
Guess, remember:
What is the sea in the room?
(Bath)

73. Two braids,
Two sisters
Made of fine sheep yarn.
How to walk - so wear
So as not to freeze five and five.
(Mittens)

74. I'll wrap it up, spin it around,
I'll fly to heaven.
(Helicopter)

75. Here is a stubborn person!
Can't make you lie down forever!
Does this happen to you?
He doesn't want to sleep at all
I'll put it - gets up again
And it costs - it sways.
What is it called?
(Roly-vstanka)

76. Rye is heading in the field ...
There, in the rye, you will find a flower.
Bright blue and fluffy
It’s a pity that it’s not fragrant.
(Cornflower)

77. This horse does not eat oats,
Instead of legs - two wheels.
Sit astride and ride it
Only better to drive.
(Bike)

78. Laughing Egorka
I took up cleaning.
I went to a dance around the room,
I looked around - a clean floor.
(Broom)

79. I am a humpbacked beast,
And the guys like me.
(Camel)

80. They're coming for water
- They sing resounding songs.
And they go back - Tears are pouring.
(Buckets)

81. The snow is melting,
The meadow came to life,
The day is coming.
When does this happen?
(In the spring)

82. When he returns
Into the grove of the cuckoo
And the thunder drummer
Thundering over the edge?
(In the spring)

83. Brooks rang,
Rooks have arrived.
Into your house, beehive, bee
She brought the first honey.
Who will say, who knows
When does this happen?
(In the spring)

84. Prowls across the field,
Sings and whistles
Breaks trees
Leans to the ground.
(Wind)

85. I serve in the dressing room,
I keep my coat on weight.
(Hanger)
86. Longleg boasts: - Am I not a beauty? And "just something - a bone Yes, a little red blouse!
(Cherry)

87. Round as a ball
Red as blood
Sweet as honey.
(Cherry)

88. I am a relative of Moidodyr,
Turn away, open me
And cold water
I'll wash you quickly.
(Water pipes)

89. Passes through the nose into the chest
And the return is on its way.
He's invisible and yet
We cannot live without it.
(Air)

90. He looks like a shepherd dog.
Every tooth is a sharp knife!
He runs with his jaws bared,
The sheep is ready to attack.
(Wolf)

91. Who in the cold winter
Wandering in the woods Angry, hungry?
(Wolf)

92. In calm weather
We are nowhere to be found.
The wind will blow - We run on the water.
(Waves)

93. Little Boy
In a gray Armenian
Sneaking through the yards,
He collects crumbs.
(Sparrow)

94. Without legs and without wings it is,
Flies fast
You will not catch up with him.
(Time)

95. Night. But if I want to
Click once and turn on the day.
(Switch)

96. Walks in the field, but not a horse.
It flies free, but not a bird.

(Snowstorm)

Riddles about numbers

97. A hundred moons would appear -

And then it would light up
Night is like day! But sorry the moon
It always shines for us ...
(One)

98. All people are given from God
Just one head!
Well, what about your arms and legs?
Each of them has ...
(Two)

99. What a miracle! Come on, come on,
You better take a look -
It seems to be a letter,
But also a number ...
(Three)

100. I was with my grandmother, -
In her whole apartment
Three huge tables
Everyone's feet are ...
(Four)

101. Baby Lena is on her hand
Loves to count fingers!
She, surprisingly,
Every time it comes out ...
(Five)

102. And my friend Tone
I had a chance to sit on a pony,
And Tony, along with the pony
There were legs immediately ...
(Six)

103. We have a proverb
And she is known to everyone -
You only cut it once
And you need to measure ...
(Seven)

104. - How many legs do you have?
Let's ask the octopus quietly.
He will not be able to answer us,
But even so we know - ...
(Eight)

105. This is the number, take a look,
She also has a focus -
Turn it over
And you get the number six!
(Nine)

106. How much will they weigh together
Two dumbbells with the number five?
Yes, no need to guess -
Not a kilo, but whole ...
(Ten)

107. Dad, mom, uncle, aunt,
Brother and sister and neighbor,
Four friends and me -
My birthday!
The table is set for dinner -
Cups exactly ...
(Dozen)

108. I am a number less than ten.
I am easy to find.
But if you order the letter "I" to stand next to you,
I am everything: father, and you, and grandfather, and mother ...
(Seven)

109. Live in a difficult book
Cunning brothers.
Ten of them, but these brothers
They will count everything in the world.
(Numbers)

Grandma's riddles

70. Pointed nose, steel eyelet,
In the ear there is a girlfriend thread.
I helped to sew new clothes
To our grandmother ...

(needle)

71. Like long-nosed herons,
They braid the thread into braids.
Tie a scarf and mittens
We are nimble sisters- ...

(knitting needles).

72. Two glasses, frame, temples
Caught on the ears.
Not newbies on the nose -
They sit well ...

(glasses)

73. A close relative of the broom
The house will sweep the corners.
He's certainly not a bum.
The litter will help to remove ...

(broom).

74. Let's prepare the place
Roll out the dough.
Here's the jam, here's the cottage cheese.
We want to bake ...

(pie).

75. Grandma will cook from berries
Something tasty for a year.
Oh, what a delight -
Fragrant ...

(jam).

Mom's riddles

76. These balls on a thread
Do you want to try it on?
For all your tastes
In my mother's box - ...

(beads).

77. The handle is long at the dish.
What are these strange dishes?
Damn to bake her - nonsense!
This is indeed …

(pan)

78. Dust found and swallowed,
I captured all the specks.
He has a brush nose.
Who is this? - ...

(Vacuum cleaner.)

79. Ironing dresses and shirts -
Collar, sleeves, pockets.
And the sheet is a whole bale
Will iron our ...

(iron).

Daddy's riddles
80. She buzzes like a wasp,
Spins quickly on the cheeks.
In the morning with bristles a battle
Therefore, it is serious ...

(razor). 81. Four-wheeled "beast"
In the garage we now have.
Dust swirls from the wheels -
Ours is going ...(automobile).

82. In order not to be late,
You need to know exactly the time.
On hand not for beauty
Put on ...

(watch).

83. We will press the buttons,
We will press it to the ear.
He often helps -
Our mobile ...

(telephone).

Winter riddles

84. She covered the park with a white blanket,
The water in the river has cooled,
All roads were swept up -
She came to visit us ...(winter)

85. Puddles froze in the yard,
The drizzle is spinning all day
Have become white houses.
So, she came to us ...

(winter).

86. Become white for a while
All the land and all the trees
The shores of lakes and rivers -
Because I fell out ...

(snow).

87. What is this miracle veil?
At night, everything suddenly turned white.
Not to see roads and rivers -
They were covered by a fluffy ...

(snow).

88. Stars fly from the sky
And shine in the sun.
Like a ballerina dance
Whirling in winter ...

(snowflakes).

89. Someone cloud like a feather bed,
Ripped in half.
Fluffs fell down -
Silvery ...

(snowflakes).

90. Dropped out of a white cloud
And got on our pens
This fluff of snow
Silver ...

(Snowflake).

91. Our windows are like pictures.
Who is the Invisible Artist?
Bouquets of roses on the glass
He drew for us ...

(freezing).

92. Decorated by the sorcerer
Windows are all in people's homes.
Whose patterns? - Here's the question.
I drew them ...

(freezing).

93. He breathed on the window -
It was instantly covered with ice.
Even birch branches
I covered it with frost ...

(freezing).

94. Snow swirls along the streets,
Like the feathers of white hens.
Winter-winter friend
Northern visitor ...

(snowstorm).

95. Who all night long
Singing snow songs?
The wind is a winter friend
Will outline snowdrifts ...

(snowstorm).

96. There is glass on the pond,
It is very slippery.
Calling us to play hockey
Blue strong smooth ...

(ice).

97. You can make a snowball,
So like ice cream.
We do not sculpt pies.
For the game you need ... (snowballs).

98. Grandmother will tie their granddaughter,
So that the handles do not freeze in winter.
Sisters will keep warm -
Woolen ...

(mittens).

99. There is a lot of snow in the yard -
Here's some fun for the kids!
We walk in the snow.
On the legs
We put everything on ...

(boots).

100. Caught on the cornice,
Head hanging down
The acrobat is a tiny little girl,
Winter candy - ...

(icicle).

101. We blinded him deftly.
There are eyes and a carrot nose.
A little warm - will cry instantly
And it will melt ...

(snowman).

New Year's riddles

102. Christmas tree with toys,
Clowns with crackers.
All the people are having fun!
What a holiday? - ...

(New Year.

103. He comes with gifts,
He leads round dances with us.
Overgrown with a white beard
Good Grandpa ...

(Freezing).

104. Santa Claus is visiting children
I brought my granddaughter on a sleigh.
Snow figurine -
Will come to us ...

(Snow Maiden).

105. Both in boxes and in packages
Candy packaged.
The wrappers are so bright!
Everyone will be ...

(present).

106. I lay on the shelf for a whole year,
And now it hangs on the tree.
This is not a flashlight
And the glass ...

(ball).

107. On the beauty of the forest
The rain is golden in a wave -
With a silver cord
Hangs down ...

(tinsel)

Spring riddles

108. Snow and ice melt in the sun,
Birds come from the south
And the bear has no time for sleep.
So, she came to us ...

(Spring).

109. On a forest thaw
A small flower has grown.
Hiding in the dead wood
White ...

(snowdrop).

110. All the people are having fun -
The ice floes set off on a campaign!
We are on the river every year
We are watching ...

(ice drift).

111. On a warm day from under the ice

Melt water rushes
And all the birds are making noise.
It's naughty ...

(Creek).

112. A nest of branches -
For beloved children.
Who are those tomboy kids?
Together they ask for food ...

(chicks).

113. Housewarming at the starling -
He rejoices endlessly.
So that we have a mockingbird
We made ...

(birdhouse)

Summer riddles

114. The meadows turn green,
In the sky - a rainbow-arc.
The lake is warmed by the sun,
Calls everyone to swim ...

(summer)

115. A hot ball in the sky shines Anyone will notice this ball.
In the morning he looks at us at the window,
Shining with joy, ...

(Sun).

116. They are white as cotton wool,
They are floating in the sky somewhere.
Keep their way from afar
All the lambs - ...

(clouds).

117. Drops of moisture on the leaves -
On the grass and flowers.
What are these miracles?
Glitters in the morning ...

(dew).

118. What is this? How the snow swirls
Quietly lies down on the grass.
Like a swarm of lazy flies
It flies from the poplars ...

(fluff).

119. Thunder is thundering in the sky,
He tells everyone to run home.
Hide your eyes from lightning!
You see, it has begun ...

(storm).

120. Peas are falling from the clouds,
Jumps to our doorstep.
He rolls off the roof into the garden.
What? - It …

(hail).

121. It will spill over the gardens -
The garden will be filled with fruit.
Even a dusty plantain
Glad to wash in summer ...

(rain)

Autumn riddles

122. Leaves from the branches fly around,
Birds fly away to the south. -
What time of year? - we ask.
We know ourselves. It…

(autumn).

123. Empty our beds.
The vegetable garden and garden are in order.
You, earth, still give birth.
We have collected ...

(harvest).

124. Leaves swirl in the air,
They quietly lay down on the asphalt.
Someone will say out of place:
"It's simple…

(leaf fall) ".

125. The wind will call a cloud.
A cloud floats across the sky.
And over the gardens and groves
Drizzling cold ...

(rain).

126. It became gloomy outside the window.
The rain is asking for our house.
The house is dry, but outside
Appeared everywhere ...

(puddles).

127. The gray sky is low
The clouds are walking close
Closing the horizon.
It will be raining. We took …

(umbrella).

Riddles about flowers

128. Adults and children know:
There are many flowers in the world.
And in riddles about flowers
The secret of beauty is hidden.
Yellow, fluffy
Fragrant balls.
They will be protected from frost
In thin twigs ...

(mimosa).

129. He was a yellow flower White became like a snowball.
A girl and a boy are blown -
Flies around ...

(dandelion).

130. Flowers - basket
With a yellow center
White shirt.
Good ...

(chamomile)

131. Purple eyes
They look gently, without fear.
It is a pity for us to collect them in a bouquet.
What is the name of the flower? - ...

(Violet)

132. He is handsome, like a prince from a fairy tale,
Yellow tried on masks.
Head bending down
We are welcomed by ...

(narcissus).

133. Proud Sister,
She is the queen of all colors.
The arrival of frost is terrible for her,
And the name of the queen ...

(the Rose).

Riddles about fruits and berries

134. We need to eat

Fruits and berries,
To stock up

vitamins for a year.
Fruits and berries

juicy and sweet.
We and about them

Let's solve riddles.

He's heavy and pot-bellied
Thick-skinned, striped,
Tastes sweet like honey.
What's his name? - ...

(Watermelon.)

135. Someone there, in the corner of the garden,
In a modest lilac dress
Hiding in the foliage fearfully.
Have you guessed? It…

(plum).

136. These berries, everyone knows
The medicine is being replaced for us.
If you have a sore throat,
Drink tea with ...

(raspberries).

137. The fruit is like a tumbler,
Wears a yellow shirt.
Breaking the silence in the garden
I fell from the tree ...

(pear).

138. Yellow Citrus Fruit
It grows in sunny countries.
And it tastes sour.
What's his name? - ...

(Lemon.)

139. This fruit in a bright shirt
Loves to be hot.
Doesn't grow among aspens
Round redhead.

(Orange).

140. Berries on a thin branch -
All vines are dear children.
Eat the whole bunch and you will be glad.
It's sweet ...

(grape).

141. Children know this fruit,
They love to eat his monkeys.
He comes from hot countries.
Grows high ... (banana).

Riddles about dishes

142. Out of work -

she is cold
And after work -

red from fire. (Poker)

143. Iron leg is ... (Kocherga)

144. If people at the table do not yawn,
They deftly grab food with this thing,
They skillfully sip borscht with this thing,
They are always hired to work.

(Spoon)

145. The dishes have been gone for a long time,
All metal and glass
And in the old days, everyone had
More often dishes ... (Clay)

146. Wooden bottom and none above and below it.
In a circle the boards are crooked,
Slightly arched, not large
And they are not fastened with nails,

147. There is a "dot" sign,
There is a "bud" on the branch,
And similar to a tub
On the farm ...

(Barrel)

148. There is a word "cannon".
There is a "frog"
And there is a vessel ... (Kadushka)

149. For rainwater,
What flows from

drain pipe,
(That flows down the roof to the ground)
There was a clay hut ...

(Tub)

150. If she works,
There will be no hungry family. (Bake)

151. Narrow down, wide up top,
Not a saucepan ...

(Pig-iron)

152. From the Russian stove
Pull the porridge from the oven.
The iron pot is very happy
That he was grabbed ...

(Grip)

153. Earlier, like a wooden basin,
Served people constantly
There were grab handles
At the old ...

(Ushata)

156. To go to the bathhouse,
And carry water in it,
Such a pelvis
Two handles at once.
Splash water from it - ka!
That's a basin with a name ... (Gang)

157. Here are the nail tongs,
Here is the nail pliers,
And these (tongs) are old
For the sweet tooth, they were more important. (Sugar tongs)

158. There is a Dymkovo toy "Vodonoska" name,
On her shoulders
The arch is wooden. (Rocker)

159. Difficult to Carry
Water from the well
The buckets are heavy
And the hostess laughs.
Carries water -
Hands free:
Shoulders carry
Full buckets.
This item
With a mysterious meaning
There are two hooks at ... (Rocker arm)

160. Long, short,
Someone galvanized,
Needed for washing
Maybe for swimming.
The vessel is strange
Has a name.
I don't know who it is
Name open
But this piece
Just ….

(Trough)

161. Out of work -

she is cold
And after work -

Red from the fire.

(Poker)

162. Iron leg is ... (Kocherga)

163. Helps to cope
There is a beauty at the stove:
Remove the rings from the stove,
So that you put the iron pot. (Poker)

164. Fix the firebox
Will help deftly
Fire helper
A hard worker ...

(Poker)

165. She has one leg,
Oh, she's hot.

(Poker)

166. You do not shout in the village,
Don't look for a refrigerator
Because milk
Not on a farm far away
And not in a bucket in the barn,
And here, on the windowsill.
Not in a mug, not in a bucket,
And just in ...

(To the jug)

167. Round, deep,
Smooth, wide,
Twisted by a potter,
Burnt in the oven
From the jug - low
Clay ...

(A bowl)

168. The train rides tuk - tuk - tuk ...
Suddenly they bring to our compartment
What kind of liquid? Answer me!
The guide brought us ... (Tea)

169. So as not to burn your palms,
Protect the passenger
(And save all the guests)
When you drink hot tea
Get the installation:
This glassware
The train is in charge.
The glass is his boss,
And he himself…. (Cup holder)

170. Wooden bottom and none above and below it.
In a circle the boards are crooked,
Slightly arched, not large
And they are not fastened with nails,
And girded with rims. (Barrel, tub)

171. The dishes have not been there for such a long time,
All metal and glass
And in the old days, everyone had
More often dishes ...

(Clay)

Riddles about clothes

172. He reveals himself,

He closes you
Only the rain will pass -

will do the opposite.

(Umbrella)

173. We always walk together,
Similar as brothers.
We are at lunch - under the table,
And at night - under the bed. (Boots, slippers)

174. Everywhere, everywhere we are together
Inseparable we go.
We walk in the meadows
Along the green shores
We run down the stairs
We walk along the street.
But a little wind on the doorstep
We are left without legs
And the legless - that's the problem! -
Neither this nor that!
Well, let's crawl under the bed
We'll sleep there quietly
And when the legs return,
Let's ride along the road again. (Children's Shoes)

175. If it rains, we do not grieve
We spank briskly through the puddles
The sun will shine -
We stand under the hanger. (Galoshes, boots)

176. Come on, guys,

who will guess:
For ten brothers

two fur coats are enough?

(Mittens)

177. What is before us:
Two shafts behind the ears,
In front of the wheel,
A rocker on the bow?

(Glasses)

Riddles about profession

and catch butterflies,
Look at everything

and remember everything
And all that is dear, to love the homeland. (educator)

179. We get up very early,
After all, our concern is

Drive everyone in the morning

To work.

(Driver)

180. Who is the most useful in the days of illness
And heals us from all diseases? (Doctor)

181. Last time I was a teacher,
The day after tomorrow - a machinist.
He must know a lot,
Because he ... (artist)

182. Guides a glass eye,
It clicks once - and we remember you. (Photographer)

183. Who teaches kids

to respect tariks?

(Teacher)

184. It will fly into the sky like a swallow,
A fish will dive into the lake.

(Diver)

185. Tell me who is so delicious
Cooking cabbage soup,
Smelling cutlets,
Salads, vinaigrettes,
All breakfasts, lunches?

(Cook)

186. Fight Fire

We should,
We are partners with water.
Everyone needs us very much,
Answer quickly, who are we? (Firefighters)

187. Here on the edge with caution
He paints iron
He has a bucket in his hand
He himself is painted motley. (Painter)

188. Throw down the stick,

I will not kill a daw,
I will not pinch feathers

eat not meat.

(Fisherman)

Riddles about body parts

189. Olya runs merrily
To the river along the path.
And for this you need
Our Ole ...

(legs)

190. Olya takes berries
Two, three things.
And for this you need
Our Ole ...

(pens)

191. Olya listens in the forest,
How the cuckoos cry.
And for this you need
Our Ole ...

(ears)

192. Olya gnaws nucleoli,
The shells are falling.
And for this you need
Our Ole ...

(teeth)

193. Olya looks at the cat,
On pictures, fairy tales.
And for this you need
Our Ole ...

(eyes)

194. One says,
Two are looking
Two are listening.

(Tongue, eyes, ears)

195. Red doors in my cave,
White beasts sit at the door.
Both meat and bread - all my spoil -
I gladly give it to white animals. (Lips, teeth, mouth)

196. Five brothers -
Equal for years

different growth.

(fingers)

197. Not a clock, but ticking.

(Heart)

Riddles about school

198. Magic Wand

I have friends.
With this wand I can

build i
Tower, house and plane
And a huge steamer!

(Pencil)

199. For me, an elastic band, brothers, is a fierce enemy!
I can’t get along

With her in any way.
I made a cat and a cat - beauty!
And she walked a little - no cat!
She has a good picture

Do not create!
So he scolded the rubber band in full ...

(pencil)

200. Does not look like a man,
But he has a heart
And work all year round
He gives a heart.
He draws and paints.
And tonight
He painted the album for me.

(pencil)

201. I am a collection of maps;

From stress
My two values ​​depend.
If you want - I will turn

In the title
Shiny, silky

fabric i.

(Atlas)

202. There are seas - you can't swim,
There are roads - you can't go,
There is land - you can't plow,
What is it?

(Geographic map)

203. Who speaks in silence?

(Book)

204. Not a bush, but with leaves,

not a shirt, but sewn,
Not a man, but a story.

(Book)

205. The white stone has melted,
I left traces on the board. (Chalk)

206. In a white field along the road
My one-legged horse is racing
And for many, many years
He leaves his mark.

(Pen-pencil)

207. I carry a new house in my hand,
The doors of the house are locked.
Here the tenants are paper,
All are terribly important.

(Briefcase, books, notebooks)

Riddles about bees

208. If you drank tea with honey,

You know her well.

The Hard Worker collected a lot of honey ...

(Bee)

209. Come to our garden: There is a plant under an apple tree,

It has thousands of workers

They scurry about from morning to night.

The plant is buzzing

And it gives us fragrant honey! (Hive)

210. There is a sweet home in the world, That house smells like a garden.

And the tenants, buzzing with joy,

They bring sweets to their house,

By treating us later.

Guess what kind of house?

(Hive)

211. The housewife flew over the lawn, Will bother over the flower

He will share the medic. (Bee)

212. I do not buzz when I sit.

I don't buzz when I walk.

I do not buzz when I work.

I hum when I spin! (Bee)

213. Black and yellow, striped

The guys live in the house.

Even though they sting it hurts

We are satisfied with their work. (Bees)

214. Flies - buzzes,

Sits down - is silent.

All day in labor,

Now in the meadows, now in the gardens.

And who is her friend -

He is always with the medic.

And who doesn’t love her -

Save yourself by running!

(Bee)

215. Garden worker,

The belt is honey.

Buzzed like a saw

Striped ... (Bee)

216. All children want to visit The sweetest house in the world. But the owners are buzzing -

The house is strictly guarded.