What Am I Riddles for Classrooms and Morning Meetings

I have pages but I’m not a diary; I teach math facts and history. What am I?

I shine bright and help plants grow on the sill. What am I?

I am part of your body, I pump all day, and I love oxygen. What am I?

I keep pencils sharp but never draw. What am I?

I am full of states and countries, yet I fold into your backpack. What am I?

I am tiny, have six legs, and march with crumbs. What am I?

I am a cloud that touches the ground. What am I?

I have a beak, feathers, and hatch from eggs. What am I?

I buzz with circuits, code, and creativity. What am I?

I stick facts to walls in colorful ways. What am I?

I am a sentence that shows excitement. What am I?

I hide in triangles and squares; I measure length and angles. What am I?

I dance across the keyboard to create essays. What am I?

I am a plant that stores water in my leaves. What am I?

I end the day with reflection and goal setting. What am I?