Free riddles for grown-ups, teens and kids
Riddles that make grown-ups stop and think, plus a shelf for the kids
242 original riddles in 6 categories, every answer checked. Free, no signup, and nothing leaves your browser.
Riddle of the day
Which element has the chemical symbol 'Fe'?
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Answer: Iron
From the Latin word "ferrum."
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Riddles for grown-ups and teens
Try it Ages 12–15 — Sharp Minds Trickier wordplay, real algebra puzzles, classic lateral-thinking riddles, and general-knowledge trivia.
Try it Riddles to ask your kids
Try it Ages 7–9 — Riddle Rookies What-am-I riddles, wordplay, rhymes, and easy math puzzles kids this age love to figure out.
Try it Ages 10–12 — Brain Champs Wordplay, math brain-teasers, lateral-thinking riddles, and trivia for kids ready for a real challenge.
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Every age band is also a printable riddle sheet: one page of riddles, with the answer key on its own page at the end. Free, nothing to sign up for.
About Puzzlekin
Puzzlekin is a riddle site for anyone who likes a good puzzle, and it is made first of all for adults. The collection starts with riddles for grown-ups and teens: lateral thinking, wordplay, math and logic, and trivia that take a minute of real thought. Every one of the 242 riddles was written from scratch for Puzzlekin, and every answer was worked through and checked before it went up.
Adults often want riddles to share at home too, so kids' riddles have their own section, sorted by age, ready for the car, the dinner table or a quiet afternoon. Everything here is free, there is no signup, and nothing you do on the site leaves your browser. Pick a section, read the riddle, and take your time before you reveal the answer.