"By fostering confidence, curiosity, and problem-solving skills, we empower children to think creatively and approach challenges with resili

By incorporating creative and engaging activities, you can encourage connection, learning, and fun without relying on screens.

Logic and wordplay puzzles present challenges that may not have immediate solutions, teaching solvers the value of persistence

We use the term “creative thinking” a lot in our work. As puzzle makers, my partner, Marcy and I have to be creative in our day-to-day...

I recently facilitated curriculum planning with a group of middle school science teachers. We used several resources for this planning...

more fun ideas that celebrate creativity and the process of experimenting.

my favorite ways I have found to have fun and build friendships in a distanced environment.

Everyday is “National Puzzle Day” at Solving Fun

Cards are easy, screen free ways to interact with others, they distract from boredom, and often twist your brain and spark a few laughs.

Set reachable goals and focus on success (even if the milestones are small). Make a big deal when kids persevere and find success

I hope to do some fun things with them (and away from screens as much as possible).

Not being able to travel doesn’t mean the whole family can’t have fun together, though!

There were so many books that I wanted to buy. With winter break approaching, I know it will be nice for the kids to have some books to read

There are so many wonderful products out there and with the convenience of online shopping, it should be easy, but it can be overwhelming.

While I have enjoyed solving jigsaw puzzles my whole life, I have finished more than I can count since March of this year!

I received a lot of feedback after my post “10 Family Games to Add to Your Collection” and decided to share my favorite drawing games

Apparently, virtual museum tours and field trips have been around for years, but I never even thought about visiting online. I’m pretty...

Believe it or not, the game “Scrabble” is about much more than just finding long words.

I’ve never heard anyone say, “Mom, can I please help with the laundry?” or “Would it be ok if I do all the dishes tonight after dinner?”

I’ve always gravitated toward puzzle-type activities to encourage that thinking because, I’ve known it is good for kids’ brains and hearts.