Hi everyone,
Here are the answers to last week’s challenge.
Q1. A memory
Q2. Something sizzling and cooking in a frying pan
Congratulations to Beth C who got Q1, Julia E who got Q2 and Kleo L-T who guessed where the Middle Moose was.
Below is this week’s challenge. Good luck!
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Q1. At dusk I come without being fetched. At dawn I disappear without being stolen. A poet uses my name and a sailor can be guided by me. What am I?
Q2.
Hi everybody,
Welcome back to Term Three. We are going to have a big term with lots of riddles, mystery pics and sounds, and the Middle Moose is going to continue his travels. Go and answer the Middle Moose’s trivia question and include it in your answers. This week we have a riddle and a mystery sound. You might need to turn up your volume for the sound!
Q1. Look at me. I can bring a smile to your face, a tear to your eye, or a thought to your mind. But I can’t be seen. What am I?
Q2.
Congratulations to last week’s winner: Vae-Rose from Room 12 at BMPS in NZ.
C’mon BPS people! We need to finish with a wet sail this week!
Below is the last challenge for term two! Good luck!
Q1. I have no legs or arms but I still eat with a fork every day. What am I?
Q2.
What is it?
Hi all,
Here are the winners from our last 2 week challenge
The correct answer to the riddle was a violin. Congratulations to Wiremu from Room 12 and Joss L from MJ.
The mystery sound was a crackling fire! Lily H from MS got the answer correct.
The Middle Moose was at Kakadu National Park. Well done to Wiremu from Room 12 and Paris M from ML.
Here are this week’s challenges:
Q1. Though liquid in nature, don’t push me too far; for then I will break, and the damage may scar. What am I?
Q2. What’s the mystery sound? Mystery Sound #4T2
Don’t forget to check out the Middle Moose’s new destination.
Good luck!
Hi challengers!
Well done to Wiremu from Baird Manfreight PS in Auckland who got the riddle correct! The answer was a shadow or a bird’s shadow. Wiremu also knew where the Middle Moose was…Uluru in the Northern Territory of Australia.
Well done to Sara C in Middle L for guessing the correct mystery sound! It was the wet, squeaky sound of shoes being rubbed on a hard floor!
Below is this week’s challenge:
Q1. My voice is tender, my waist is slender and I’m often invited to play. Yet wherever I go I must take my bow or else I have nothing to say. What am I?
Good luck!
Hi everybody,
Sorry we are a bit late this week.
Last week’s winners were Nelson from Baird Manfreight Primary School in NZ! Well done. The correct answer to the riddle was a broom.
Amy P from Middle K at Bellaire PS guessed the mystery pic! Olivia H had taken a photo of a dead rat with her iPod Touch. Yuck!
Q1. I’m the part of the bird that’s not in the sky. I can swim in the ocean and yet remain dry. What am I?
Q2. Do you know the mystery sound? Click play!
Good luck!
Welcome back everybody,
Hope you had a great break and first week back at school. This term the challenge is back on. We will even have some mystery sounds. If you would like to submit a mystery sound or a mystery pic, just send it as a Direct Message to Mr KT or to his email: mrrakt@gmail.com This week’s mystery pic was taken by Olivia H in Middle K on an iPod Touch.
Q1. I have a hundred legs, but cannot stand, I have a long neck, but no head. I cannot see, but I’m neat and tidy as can be.
What am I?
Q2.
What is it? By Olivia H
Hi folks,
We had two winners from Bellaire this week and another winner from our friends at Baird Manfreight Primary in NZ.
This week we have been a bit strict on the rules. The people that followed the correct steps to submit their answer are the ones that have won.
The correct answer to the riddle was: A KEY
Caitlin R from Middle K was the person that answered the riddle correctly. Well done Caitlin!
Below is the mystery picture revealed!
An Aussie Rules Sherrin football!
The person that submitted the correct answer was Lucy H from Middle W! Nice work Lucy!
Well done to Wiremu from Baird Manfreight who got the answer to the riddle.
We are giving an honourable mention to Vaerose from Baird Manfreight who said the mystery pic was a kangaroo. And part of it was indeed! But we apologise to our New Zealand friends for posting a very Australian (and Victorian) mystery picture.
That’s it for next term!
Next term we would love students to submit their own riddle or mystery pic for the challenge. If you want to send one to Mr KT, just attach it to a note on Edmodo and send it to him!
Have a good holiday!
Hello everybody,
Did you get the answer to last week’s riddle? The answer was a NAIL.
Congratulations to Katie L from Middle W who was the first person to get the correct answer. Another big virtual ‘high five’ to Kaitlyn from Baird Manfreight School in NZ who also got the answer correct.
Steffi sent the answer to the mystery pic through this week. Here it is below:
A Pringles Can!
Congratulations to ZANITHA from Baird Manfreight School in NZ who guessed correctly…just got her answer in at the last minute! Well done! Nobody from Bellaire guessed correct, although there were some interesting answers.
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Q1. I turn around once, what is out will not get in. I turn around again, what is in will not get out. What am I?
Q2.
What is it? (Might be tricky for our NZ friends)
Hello everybody,
Well done to Will R from Middle K who got both answers correct last week! He is our winner!
Our winner from Baird Manfreight School in New Zealand was: Vaerose. Well done!
The correct answer to the riddle was a MATCH STICK. Below is the mystery pic revealed!
Jar of Vegemite
Here is this week’s riddle and mystery pic.
Q1.
I know what my job is, the point has been made.
You say I have a big head, and you’re right, I’m afraid.
So put me in my place, and then leave me alone.
What I need most, is someone to drive me home. What am I?
Q2.
Steffi M from MK took this pic on her iPod Touch. Thanks Steffi! Do you know what it is?
