Print, solve, print again
Brain Puzzles
Sheets of number, logic, word, shape and code puzzles to print for the kitchen table. Every sheet is made fresh, in easy, medium or hard, with the answer key on its own page. Many you can also play right here on screen.
Pick a kind of puzzle
There are 21 kinds, grouped by the skill they use most. Open one to read how it works, try one on screen, and print a sheet of them.
🔢 Numbers Patterns, sums and old ways of writing numbers.
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Number Sequences
Find the next number in the pattern.
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Cross-Sum Grids
Place 1 to 9 so every row and column works out.
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Magic Squares
Every row, column and diagonal adds to the same number.
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Balance Scales
Every scale balances. What does each shape weigh?
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Roman Numerals
Write numbers the Roman way, and read them back.
🧩 Logic Grids and riddles with exactly one answer you can reason your way to.
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Sudoku
Each row, column and box holds every number once.
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Cage Squares
A number grid with sums and products in outlined cages.
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Logic Grids
Use the clues to match each child to their things.
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Picture Logic
Number clues tell you which squares to fill. A picture or a pattern appears.
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Letter Arithmetic
An addition sum in letters. Which digit is each letter?
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Classic Brainteasers
Bridges at night, water jugs, river crossings and fake coins.
🔤 Words Spelling, meaning and how words connect.
📐 Space and shape Paths, pieces and shapes you turn in your head.
🖨 Print a sheet
Choose a kind of puzzle (or the mixed sampler), a level and how many. The preview below is exactly what prints. Use New sheet for different puzzles.
How the sheets work
- Made fresh. The page builds every puzzle when you ask for it, so there's no end to them. The ones that need a single answer (sudoku, cage squares, logic grids, picture logic, letter arithmetic, piece fitting, matchsticks) are checked to have exactly one.
- Print it again. Each sheet has a code in the corner. Type that code into Sheet code and you get the very same puzzles, so a sibling can have a clean copy, or you can share the link.
- Answers on their own page. Print the key with the sheet, or turn it off and print it later from the same code.
- Paper. Choose US Letter or A4. If your printer adds its own margins, pick “actual size” or “100%” in the print box.
- Levels. Easy is a good start for most children around 7 to 9 and for anyone new to a puzzle. Medium and hard take longer and need more steps of reasoning. Mix them freely.
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