Saturday December 19, 2009

'Tis the season to be puzzled! Here's a selection of free interactive games or printable puzzles with a Yuletide theme to keep children amused and entertained.
More Christmas Puzzles for Children
Christmas Mazes
Kids will enjoy helping Santa Claus, the elves, snowmen, Baby Jesus and other Christmas characters find their way through these printable maze puzzles.
Christmas Connect-the-Dots
A favorite activity for young children, these Christmas Connect-the-Dot puzzles are a fun way for kids to learn basic counting skills.
Christmas Tic-Tac-Toe
Play this Christmas version of tic-tac-toe against the computer. Betcha can't win one!
Christmas Spot the Difference
See if you can find the differences between the two pictures in this interactive puzzle game.
Christmas Concentration
Test your memory with this Christmas version of the classic memory game.
Easy (4x4) | Hard (6x6) Shop for: Crosswords | Jigsaw Puzzles | Christmas Gifts
Friday December 18, 2009

Free printable children's crosswords, jigsaw puzzles, word games and other puzzle activities with a Biblical theme.
Bible Puzzles for Children: Quality wooden jigsaw puzzles, easy jigsaw puzzles, children's crosswords and word games with themes taken from the Bible.
Bible Jigsaw Puzzles: Intermediate and challenging jigsaw puzzles with themes such as The Last Supper, Noah's Ark, and more.
I Am With You Jigsaw Puzzle - Photo courtesy of AreYouGame.com
Thursday December 17, 2009

Want to design and create your own jigsaw puzzles or organize a fun activity for kids in the classroom or a party? Here you'll find blank, pre-cut jigsaw puzzle boards of various sizes that can be colored or painted to create your own masterpiece. Or, if you'd like to make jigsaw puzzles out of favorite family photos or other images, there's software available to do just that!
For those who prefer to solve jigsaw puzzles online, here are some
free jigsaw puzzles for you to enjoy.
Wednesday December 16, 2009

For the Suduko enthusiast, a SuDoku variation called Alphadoku. As in SuDoku, the goal is to fill in all 81 squares but Alphadoku puzzles use letters instead of numbers. As an added bonus, one of the rows or columns will spell out a word or phrase which is clued in the title of each puzzle. Happy puzzling!
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