More Animal Puzzles

We've created some more animal code breaker jokes for the kids to decipher and enjoy. These are a really popular, code-breaking, giggly activity for the kids!

Can your child spot the differences between these two pictures, filled with Australian animals? Fun to colour in, too! Click the link below for our printable version.

We have three butterfly jumble puzzles to suit a variety of ages. Can the kids sort out and count the butterflies...

This set of butterfly sudoku is still using a 4x4 grid but children will need to start using their logic skills to work out how the numbers fit into the grid. Great fun!

Here's our first set of 6x6 sudoku with the butterfly design. These are extra easy, great for total beginners and a fun way to learn about how sudoku works, ready for the next set of "harder" puzzles.

Here are 12 more butterfly sudoku puzzles for kids on 6x6 grids. These puzzles are getting just a little bit more tricky!

This match up puzzle is a fun way for younger children to practise their observational skills and also to learn about pairs and odd ones out!

There are 10 differences between these two pictures of cats enjoying themselves in the house. Can you find them all?

How many koalas can you count in the picture below? Look carefully! Why not colour in the picture too?

Colour in this fun puzzle page, counting the rabbits as you go! Inspired by Chinese New Year of the Rabbit but fun any time.

If you think of all the animals you might find on a farm, and the crops, and the equipment, and the people and buildings, can you come up with a word for each letter of the alphabet? That's what this puzzle asks the kids to do!

If the children know their alphabet, it will be no trouble to help the farmer reach his tractor in this stepping stones puzzle!

Skip counting by 10 is fun at the best of times, but it is even more fun when you have a chicken and a chick like these in our stepping stone puzzle to motivate you!

The 12 x times is always daunting for kids, but here's a fun way to practise skip counting in 12s. Can the children hop across the stepping stones correctly?

How are the kids with their 3 times table? Here's a fun way to find out! Hop between the duck and the duckling on this stepping stone puzzle based on skip counting by 3...

5, 10, 15, 20 - skip counting in 5s is fun, especially if you have a stepping stone puzzle like this one, with two cute cows to moo you on!

The 7 x table is quite a tricky one to learn, but it's all the more fun if you have a stepping stone puzzle to practise with - especially one with a farmyard theme!

The children need to help the duck reach the duckling by skip counting in 9s across the stepping stones in this fun skip counting puzzle...

You'll need maths skills to break this code and find out which animals hibernate!

Match the name of the animals to the picture of the animals. All these animals hibernate.  

Count the cats and colour in this detailed Halloween scene - there's lots to spot!

Boggler puzzles are great fun for kids of any age! See how many words they can find in this minbeast boggler puzzle - there are extra points available for minibeast words!

Here's a tricky word sudoku puzzle for our minibeasts theme, to keep the kids puzzling for a while. Can they fit the letters from the word D-R-A-G-O-N-F-L-Y into the grid, instead of the numbers 1 to 9?

Who could resist this lovely spider sudoku puzzle? Instead of numbers, try to fit the letters from the word S-P-I-D-E-R into the grid.

Use our ocean themed code to reveal some hilarious, ocean themed jokes. 

Here's a page of funny and adorable pigs - but can the kids match the pairs to find the odd one out?

Here are 5 sea creatures and their corresponding shadows, but we've mixed them all up! Can the children work out the correct shadow for each picture?

Can you make this same dog shape, using the tangram pattern pieces you have cut out? Younger children can place their shapes on the print-out to make it easier.

This lovely stylised picture of a horse can be made with your set of tangram pieces, but it's not immediately obvious how! If you get stuck we also have the solutions to download.

Make as many words as possible from the word wheel remembering to use the letter L from the middle of the wheel every time. If you've accessed this word wheel from a certain topic page you might find it easier to guess the nine-letter hidden word!

We've got another fun word wheel challenge for the kids to try. Using the letter wheel, how many words can they find of two letters or more? There's a nine-letter word to find too - it's quite tricky, but if you're lucky you will find it in a snap...