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The document contains a collection of shape riddles from Jr. Bird. It introduces Jr. Bird and states that he has collected his favorite shape riddle puzzles for readers to enjoy. The document then provides 20 different shape riddles and clues with the answers provided at the end.
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Jr Bird Shape Riddles
- 1. Jr. Bird shares his favorite shape riddles
- 2. Created 2013 by Tom Curtis Blog: www.onimproving.blogspot.com Presentations: www.slideshare.net/onimproving Email: ideamerchants@gmail.com Twitter: @onimproving
- 3. for T&R learn to laugh
- 4. Hello, I am Jr. Bird. I have collected my favorite shape riddle puzzles. Please enjoy. Let’s get started. (Answers are at the end.)
- 5. A fear of the sound the letter S makes
- 6. 4th non consonant in the alphabet + what it is called
- 8. What is a witch’s favorite shape?
- 9. A mutual 2 person N sound
- 10. What Rhoms use for transportation
- 11. A window stoop dwelling doe named Lynn
- 12. What you would use to catch a zoid?
- 13. Why is a square never at the wrong angle?
- 14. What do you called a tied up group of recs?
- 15. Four pieces of metal placed in a hair to color
- 17. To see a center point on a line
- 18. B sound prompt
- 20. Sphere Oval Teardrop Hexagon Cone Rhombus Cylinder Trapezoid It only has right angles Rectangle Quatrefoil Pentagon Pyramid Cube Chevron
- 21. The End