- Approach everyone who is steadfast.
- Ecstasy toward the orb.
- Listen! The Foretelling spirits harmonize.
- Hey, Minuscule urban area southeast of Jerusalem.
- Quiescent Nocturnal period.
- The Autocrat troika originating near the ascent of Apollo.
- The primary carol.
- Embellish the corridors.
- I'm fantasizing concerning a blanched yuletide.
- I apprehended my maternal parent osculating with a corpulent unshaven male in crimson disguise.
- During the time ovine caretakers supervised their charges past midnight.
- The thing manifests itself at the onset of a transparent day.
- The coniferous nativity.
- What offspring abides thus?
- Removed in a bovine feeding trough.
- Creator, cool it, you kooky cats!
- Valentino, the roseate proboscises wapiti.
- The slight percussionist lad.
- Father Christmas approaches the metropolis.
- Seraphim we aurally detected in the stratosphere.
- The tatterdemalion ebony atmosphere.
Showing posts with label Riddles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riddles. Show all posts
Friday, December 21
Christmas Song Riddles--Week 3
Here's the last one. Same rules as last week. If you want to see the answers, you need to take the quiz. Here is the link to week 1 if you haven't tried yet.
Friday, December 14
Christmas Song Riddles--Week 2
Now that we're into Week 2, it's time to make it a bit harder. Each of these phrases is a rather complicated way to say the name of a common Christmas Song. For instance, #4 could be "translated" into "Silent Night." Best of luck, remember to take the quiz to see the answers. If you would like to try your hand on last week's picture puzzles, you can click here.
- The apartment of 2 psychiatrists.
- The lad is a diminutive percussionist.
- Festoon the entryways with colorful decorations.
- Sir Lancelot with laryngitis.
- A B C D E F G H I J K M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y X Z
- Present me naughty but dual incisors for this festive Yuletide.
- The event transpired when a smogless bewitching hour arrived.
- Exuberation to this orb.
- 288 Yuletide hours.
- Do you perceive the same longitudinal pressure which stimulates my auditory sense organs?
- The red-suited pa is due in this burg.
- Stepping on the pad cover.
- Uncouth dolt has his beezer in the booze and thinks he is Dark Cloud's boyfriend.
- Far back in a hay bin.
- Leave and do an elevated broadcast.
- That exiguous hamlet south of the holy city.
- Behold! I envisioned a trio of nautical vessels.
- Listen, the winged heavenly messengers are proclaiming tunefully.
- A joyful song relative to hollow metallic vessels which vibrate and bring forth a ringing sound when struck.
- As the guardians of little woolly animals protected their charges in the shadows of the earth.
Friday, December 7
Christmas Song Riddles--Week 1
Each Friday until our winter break, I'll be posting Christmas Song riddles. The next puzzles are word puzzles, but I thought I'd start out easy and give you some pictures to work with. Each of the pictures below represents a well known, classic Christmas song. Once you've figured them all out, take the "Quiz" by clicking here, this is also your chance to see the correct answers. Perhaps at the end of the three weeks I'll give a prize to the student from the family who has the most correct answers.
Monday, December 19
Christmas Song Riddles
Many of you have been listening to WMYX these last few weeks and have been surrounded by Christmas Songs twenty four hours a day. I thought it appropropriate to post some riddles to see how well you know the song titles.
Following this link will take you to a set of picture riddles. Each picture can be decoded to a title of a popular Christmas song.
Following this link or this link will take you to word puzzles. For these puzzles, the titles of popular songs are reworded in a very complex way. For example, "Oh Come All Ye Faithful," is rewritten as "Approach everyone who is steadfast."
Some of the riddles are easy enough for third graders. Some will even stump their parents.
Following this link will take you to a set of picture riddles. Each picture can be decoded to a title of a popular Christmas song.
Following this link or this link will take you to word puzzles. For these puzzles, the titles of popular songs are reworded in a very complex way. For example, "Oh Come All Ye Faithful," is rewritten as "Approach everyone who is steadfast."
Some of the riddles are easy enough for third graders. Some will even stump their parents.
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