This
is my kind of day, because I loves me a good puzzle!
Jigsaw
puzzles, word puzzles, logic puzzles, sudoku, codes, number puzzles,
3-D puzzles...I like 'em all!
Today's
the day to dust off those boxes of jigsaws, or to buy a new puzzle
book, or to try a new kind of puzzle online. Here are a few links to
get you started:
Cryptograms
are substitution codes. This free website is easy to use but
challenging to solve the puzzles. Hint: use the “Hint me” key for
as many hints as possible at the beginning of the game. It'll
probably just give you a few vowels to get you started. I have found
the puzzles much easier and more fun to solve with this
get-me-started help!
JigZone has tons and tons of free online jigsaws. There is a gallery of
puzzles to explore, a puzzle-of-the-day, and a row of featured
puzzles at the top. You can change the type of cut and the number of
pieces to make it more or less challenging. I like the 48-piece
classic cut.
Puzzle
Baron offers logic puzzles and a video tutorial about how to solve
them, drop quotes, and word twist. Many of these puzzles can be printed as well as solved online.
Sudoku
puzzles are very popular. Have you tried them? Web Sudoku puzzles are
rated easy, medium, hard, and evil! Also, Web Sudoku offers Link-a-Pix and other logic puzzles.
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