Guessing Game

I lived long ago, I’m big and strong. Some say I had teeth sharp and long. I roared and stomped, you’d hear me afar. Who am I, a prehistoric star?

I’m black and white and eat bamboo. I live in China—who am I, can you guess too?

I’m a vegetable that’s orange and long. Rabbits eat me all day; they’re never wrong. What am I?

I’m black and white, and I waddle on ice. I live where it’s cold and think snow is nice. Who am I?

I’m creamy and cold, with a swirl or a scoop. Kids love me in summer—what am I? Here’s a clue: I melt!

I live in the ocean and have eight legs. I squirt ink if I’m scared. Who am I?

I’m soft and sweet, with icing on top. You’ll see me at parties—what am I, take a stop!

I’m small and quick, and work all day, helping Santa prepare his sleigh. Who am I?

I’m red and juicy, with seeds on my skin. I’m sweet and delicious—bite right in! What am I?

I wear a red suit and ride a sleigh, delivering gifts on Christmas Day. Who am I?

I have a long neck and spots on my skin. I eat from tall trees—who am I, can you win?

I have claws and a hard red shell. I live in the ocean—who am I? Can you tell?

I stand in France, tall and grand. People climb me or wave from my land. At night, I sparkle with golden light. What am I?

I’m a triangle shape, made of stone. I’ve stood in Egypt for ages unknown. People visit to see the pharaohs inside. What am I?

I buzz around flowers with black and yellow stripes. I make sweet honey—what am I, give me a try!

I’m made of snow with a carrot nose, I wear a hat, and sometimes it shows. Who am I?

I’m round and cheesy with toppings galore. Everyone loves me—I’m hard to ignore. What am I?

I am small and have a long tail. I squeak and eat cheese without fail. Who am I?