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90 printable pages packed with 178 puzzles — mazes, word searches, sudoku, maths, secret codes and logic — that keep 6–9 year olds busy and thinking, without a screen. Answer key, progress tracker and certificate included.
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Refunds within 7 days of purchase if you haven't downloaded the product, and always for faulty files. Refund policy
Format
PDF (A4, 90 pages, print-ready)
File size
3.0 MB
Downloads
Up to 3 downloads
Requirements
A PDF reader (any phone, tablet or computer) and an A4 printer. Printing is black-and-white friendly — the puzzle areas are plain white, so you don't need colour ink. No app, account or internet needed once downloaded.
What's included
Created by
Nivaen
Holidays, long journeys, the hour before dinner, the wait at the clinic — the tablet is the easy answer, and most parents aren't happy about it. Screen-Free Brain Games is the alternative you can print once and reach for all year.
90 pages. 178 puzzles. Six kinds of thinking. One child, happily busy, with a pencil.
| Section | What your child does | How many |
|---|---|---|
| Mazes | Find the path from start to finish — they get twistier as the book goes on | 20 mazes |
| Word Searches | Animals, Indian food, space, sports, school and more | 12 puzzles |
| Sudoku | Picture sudoku to start, then 4×4 and 6×6 number sudoku | 16 puzzles |
| Maths Puzzles | Number pyramids, missing numbers, magic squares, number patterns |
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Sign in to review| Secret Codes | Crack number, mirror and grid codes to reveal a hidden message | 24 messages |
| Logic & Patterns | What comes next, odd one out, counting and logic grids | 42 puzzles |
Plus a full answer key (11 pages, so grown-ups can check without solving it first), a progress tracker your child ticks off as they go, and a certificate to fill in and stick on the fridge when the book is finished.
Print the whole book and staple it, or print just the section you need today. Many parents keep 10–15 pages in the car and in the hospital bag. Teachers and tuition centres print single sections as classroom filler or holiday homework.
Because it's a digital download, you can print it again and again — for a second child, for next year, for a whole class.
A confident 5-year-old will enjoy the picture sudoku, mazes and counting pages with a little help. A 10-year-old will fly through the early sections but still be challenged by the 6×6 sudoku, the grid codes and the logic grids. The sweet spot is 6–9.
Personal use and single-classroom use allowed. Please don't resell or redistribute the file.
