Here's a list of free education, memory improvement, and other resources you may find useful. Some are available on my site while others are from around the web.
There are more than 250 free brain games right here on this site. These games can improve your memory, concentration, reaction time, verbal skills, math skills, and other brain skills.
To play brain games right now for free, go to the free brain games page.
Balance Quest is a numeric progression puzzle. Your job is to fill the gaps in the hierarchy of numbers to exactly "zero out" the left and right sides of the puzzle.
If you enjoy sudoku, kakuro, mathduko, and other math logic puzzles, give this fun and challenging brain game a try.
Balance Quest has been described as a "jigsaw puzzle for numbers." It reminds me of a cross between sudoku and a magic square.
The Checkerboards game is a printable math puzzle in the genre of Sudoku, Mathdoku, Kakuro, and KenKen. Checkerboards is "jigsaw puzzles, but played with positive and negative numbers."
The rules of Checkerboards are not complicated. But this game can be fiendishly challenging, especially with the larger size boards.
If you've ever tried to solve a sudoku board populated with woefully few entries, you know what I mean. But that challenge is the fun and the skill of it.
Checkerboards is a twist on the math game Balance Quest.
Sight words are vocabulary words that don't all follow the normal rules of English spelling. At the same time, these are common words that everyone should know how to spell.
To learn these words, students need to practice recognizing them "on sight". These free sight words lists include the famous Dolch word lists for different grade levels.
All the sight word lists and flash cards are free to print out for non-commercial use.
One research study showed participants smiling suns on a sky-blue background. I've recreated that wallpaper here for you, free of charge. You can download it from the Positive Mood Improves Working Memory page.
CueCard was written by programmer Wayne Brainerd, who has allowed his program to be distributed free of charge. Many flash-card websites out there charge you money, but Wayne's flash-card program is completely free.
Learn more about CueCard and get your free copy here.
These free world maps go hand-in-hand with the free Map Making brain game. Play this game to learn the countries, then use the printouts to test your knowledge.
Check out the world map options and print out your free copies here.
Sudoku is a challenging puzzle game that helps keep your brain sharp.
The object of Sudoku is to place the numbers "1" through "9" on the grid so that each number in the 1-9 sequence appears only once in each row and column. For those who prefer to play Sudoku on paper rather than online, there is a page on this site where you can print out Sudoku game pages for free.
Go here to download your free printable Sudoku sheets.
Get the free printable multiplication chart here.
![]() | Here are some printable Yahtzee score sheets that you can print, use, copy, and distribute for free. Although you can play Yahtzee online right here on this site, it's usually more fun to play with paper and dice in person with your friends. Before your next Yahtzee party, print out as many of these free Yahtzee score cards as you need. Get the free printable Yahtzee score sheets here. I even have free printable Triple Yahtzee score sheets. |
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Published: 05/28/2009
Last Updated: 06/11/2020
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