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We have tons of free printable brain teasers for kids and adults, with the answers provided. These head-scratchers are fun and challenging. All worksheets are free to print (PDFs). They include riddles, puzzles, rebuses, chronograms, connected squares, mazes, and more.
Here is a fun sheet of brain teasers that appeals to students in grades four and up, featuring a Connected Squares puzzle and a Decipher the Code puzzle. Free to print (PDF file).
Here is a challenging puzzle that will help a child's brain to grow and logical reasoning to improve. Print the sheet, preferably on card stock for durability. Have the child cut apart the pieces, then attempt to reassemble them.
Brain Teasers Worksheet No. 12 - Free to print (PDF file). Features 3 math head-scratchers, a rebus puzzle, and 5 riddles.
Brain Teasers Worksheet No. 10 - Free printable (PDF file). For kids and adults. Variety of puzzle types.
Brain Teasers Worksheet #7 has a poetry unscrambler, a connected squares puzzle, and a (quite terrible) mathematics joke. Click here to print. UPPER LEFT: 1. Dirt = soil. 2. 1800s Prussian statesman = Otto (as in Otto von Bismarck).
Brain Teasers Worksheet #2. An Age Problem. Unravel this riddling question. ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________. When first the marriage knot was tied Between my wife and me, My age was to that of my bride As three times three to three.
Brain Teasers Worksheet #4 - Free to print (PDF file). Grades 5-12.
Free to print (PDF file). Here is another of our fun, popular brain teasers worksheets! This has students complete a symmetrical design against a grid, calculate the answer to a long addition problem, and unscramble the names of five occupations.
Brain Teasers Worksheet #4. Decipher the code to name the German brothers who, during the early 1800s, first wrote down many of the traditional European fairy tales that we know today. Use the grid lines to aid you in completing the missing half of this symmetrical design. Bonus: What is it?