t’s been months since we’ve done a Gokigen puzzle. Let’s take a break from all the schoolwork puzzles to relax and draw some diagonal lines. Place slanted lines in every cell of the grid, using the clues to help you figure out the direction of each one.
Creepy crawlies are invading! Weave a web to connect them all!
Connect all of the numbered spiders into a single group, using a series of web strands.
Connect all of the numbered islands into a single group, using a series of bridges. No more than two bridges may connect any pair of islands.
Connect all of the numbered islands into a single group, using a series of bridges. No more than two bridges may connect any pair of islands.
A cluster of spiders looked at each other from their separate webs, and agreed that they could catch far more food if they worked together. So they decided to connect their webs. This unique species has numbers on their backs, which limits how many web strands they can weave. Can you help them catch dinner?
Happy Golfer’s Day! While there are a few different holidays celebrating the game scattered throughout the year, today honors the players of the game. To celebrate, let’s play a round with a Japanese puzzle called Herugolf! Hit the balls around the grid until each of them lands in a hole – but which one?
Can you gather all the stones from this grid? Choose any stone to start, and number them in the order you pick them up.
Can you gather all the stones from this grid? Choose any stone to start, and number them in the order you pick them up.
Can you gather all the hearts from this grid? Choose any heart to start, and number them in the order you pick them up.
One of the best things about the holiday season is the constant stream of baked goods. Today, we’re serving cookies! Draw horizontal and vertical lines to connect all the cookies into a single group.
