February Word Search
Can you find all these words associated with February in our fun word search?
Read MoreCan you find all these words associated with February in our fun word search?
Read MoreDon’t throw away everything you know about math, but see if you can figure out what the rules are that make these math statements true:
Read MoreIn this puzzle pieces of cake are removed in a pattern. Can you figure out what the pattern is? Exercise your abstract reasoning!
Read MoreMay 23 is National Lucky Penny Day. There is an old saying, “See a penny, pick it up. All the day, you’ll have good luck.” If you can find 10 pennies — maybe in your piggy bank — you can try this puzzle.
Read MoreIn this puzzle, you start with two flowers in each row and each column and need to add 20 flowers to get four in each row and column.
Read MoreIn a cryptogram, each letter stands for another letter in the alphabet. See if you can decode this message by figuring out what letter each letter sands for.
Read MoreLook at the shapes and see if you can figure out which one doesn’t belong in the puzzle that requires flexible thinking.
Read MoreWe’re sending our warmest holiday wishes, with a puzzle, of course! Fill in the blanks in our holiday poppers with words from the list below to help celebrate the holiday theme.
Read MoreThis visual puzzle asks you to count the triangles. Can you figure it out?
Read MoreFor each of the upside-down pyramids below, you need to “lose a letter” from the top row and then rearrange the remaining letters to create a new word with one less letter for the next row. Continue until you get to the bottom.
Read MoreHave a little fun with these plexers. Plexers are word puzzles… read in a certain way, they each convey a common phrase.
Read MoreHere are some brain and neuroscience-related jokes and riddles, with explanations of the terms and the word play involved. Enjoy!
Read MoreThis visual-spatial puzzle helps you think about how shapes would look if they were rotated in space. Great brain exercise!
Read MoreIn this puzzle, four scoops of ice holiday ice cream are in a parfait glass. The challenge is to get the scoops from the glass above the word Happy to the glass above the word Holiday by moving just one scoop at a time.
Read MoreThis puzzles lists pieces of fruits — that is fruits without their vowels. Can you figure out what they are?
Read MoreVisual perceptual skills are an important part of learning. Since we “feast with our eyes” first, enjoy a Visual Thanksigiving Feast Puzzle.
Read MoreOne crisp autumn day, 12 friends went on a hike to the Mile High Swinging Bridge on Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina. Can you figure out the order in which they crossed the bridge?
Read MoreThis abstract reasoning puzzle will challenge your ability to detect the rules to find the right answer and complete the pattern. Which image belongs in the box?
Read MoreIn this puzzle, you need to figure out which of the cubes on the right could be formed from folding the shape on the left?
Read MoreAbstract thinking is how we reason with information without prior knowledge. Here’s an example of the type of problem that needs abstract thinking.
Read MoreYou are in a room with 3 light switches, each connected to a light bulb outside the room. Can you solve this puzzle?
Read MoreThis crossword puzzle which challenge your knowledge of the brain and learning.
Read MoreWe created this Word Search Puzzle in honor of National Doughnut Day. Enjoy a doughnut or a donut and this Word Search.
Read MoreHere’s a fun puzzle that will test how good you are at visualizing how shapes fit together.
Read MoreCan you help get this turkey out of the maze … either because you want to save him from butcher’s block … or because you want to make sure there’s a turkey on your table this Thanksgiving … ?
Read MoreThis problem comes from Conceptual Algebra Readiness for Everyone and you don’t need to “know Algebra” to be able to figure it out!
Read MoreThe gingerbread men in the top row follow a pattern. Can you figure out what it is? Which of the answers is the best?
Read MoreHere’s a noodle puzzle to get you noodling some noodles. Can you follow the spaghetti noodle paths and see which noodles will end up in which of the four bowls?
Read MoreIn honor of Flag Day, here is a puzzle. Look at the array of flags below and see if you can figure out which one goes where the question mark is.
Read MoreIn this puzzle, the paper is folded twice and then a hole is punched. Can you visualize what the paper will look like when it is unfolded?
Read MoreWe were getting ready to make some origami folded paper objects, but just before we started, a gust of wind came through the open window and blew the papers onto the floor. The image below shows how they looked. Can you identify the order in which the papers landed on the ground?
Read MoreReading a road map is about more than knowing left from right, especially in the days when we didn’t all have GPS systems in our cars and on our phones. In honor of National Read a Road Map Day, we created this little puzzle.
Read MoreCan you tell a frilly flower from what that isn’t? This puzzle asks if you can you figure out the pattern. Which of the flowers in the bottom row is a “frilly flower?”
Read MoreOne kind of pattern is a progression or a sequence. In some progressions puzzles, as in this one, there may be several elements changing all at the same as the sequence progresses from one end to the other.
Read MoreHere is a puzzle we came up with to celebrate National Popcorn Day. Can you solve this puzzle?
Read MoreToday is National Card Playing Day, and one of our favorite card games is SET. It’s fun and it’s a great cognitive workout for just about any age!
Read MoreCan you recognize a cut up snowflake from its folded-up starting point? See if you can figure out the answer!
Read MoreHow do you turn a snowflake into a snowman? Find your path through this winter holiday puzzle.
Read MoreTwo of these holiday cookies are different from the others. Can you tell which ones? Don’t give up too soon … You can do it!
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