All of the words have the same two letters missing. Can you decide what two letters are missing, and fill them all in?
You can Print off a sheet full, here or Play it in your Browser, here.

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Crikey, that's a lot of games..

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A maths game, this week.
Try to fill out the grid of numbers so that the sums on the right are all correct.
Each column should contain all numbers 1 to 9, and no alike numbers should be next to each other (horizontally, vertically or diagonally)
You can Print a sheet of them, here, or alternatively, Play it in your browser.

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Find the five blocks within the grid.
The numbers on the edge tell you how many tiles are filled in on that row/column.
Not all rows/columns have numbers, so watch out for that!
You can Print off a Sheet full of puzzles here, or Play in your browser, here.

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Find all the dominoes within the grid.
Each domino is either horizontally or vertically aligned.
Each of the O symbols suggest that the two adjacent dominoes are aligned in the same direction.
X's suggest the two adjacent dominoes are aligned at 90 degrees.

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A simple anagram game, this week. Each of the rings is an 8 letter word.
You can Print a sheet of Wrd Squares here, or alternatively Play it in your Browser.

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Add the letter from the centre of the flower, into all of the four letter words in the petals, then unscramble each of the five letter words.
You can Print a sheet of flower here or alternatively Play them in your browser.

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With my mind set on doing background tasks over Advent, I spent a few hours tweaking bits of Foldapuz, yesterday.

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This week's Foldapuz puzzle sees you having to fill out the letters A to Y in a single path.
The path can wind vertically, horizontally or diagonally, but each letter must touch the previous one.
There are clues around the edge, showing you which row/column/diagonal line each of the letters should be on.
You can Print out a sheet of puzzles here, or alternatively Play it in your browser on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

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Fill in the grid with each row and column having all of the numbers 1 to 5.
The "spots" are the results of diagonal sums.
If a spot shows a + and a 7, then the top left and bottom right values will add together to 7, and also the top right and lower left values will also equal 7.
You can Print out a Sheet of Mathrax, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

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In this game, mix up the letters from the signposts' word, with those of the fish, to generate 7 letter words.
Beware the red herring!

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A fishing game for Foldapuz?
The idea popped into my head, last night.
It's going to be a slightly different design style for this week's game.
Nothing more than a simple word game, but with a pre-drawn background image with a little fisherman on it.

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Can you find all the pills within the grid?
Each pill is numbered 1 to N (Where N is the width of the grid, so 8 squares along = 8 pills)
The pills sit either horizontally or vertically in the grid, and are exactly 3 squares in length.
The numbers at the side display the totals of all of the squares that contain pills in that row..!

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A simple enough puzzle. Each number represents the size of a rectangle. Try to find, and fill in, all of the rectangles without overlapping any.
You can Print a full sheet of Sikaku here, or alternatively Play it in your browser, here.

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Each row contains 0's or "The number for that row".
The row containing 1's should have one 1 on it.
The row with 2's has two 2's, the 3's has three 3's, and so on.
Fill in the numbers so that the bottom totals are all correct.

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