Puzzles often exercise both sides of your brain at once, using your logical left brain and creative right brain to problem solve. If you do fancy branching out a little, Take a Break do so many other kinds of puzzle magazines, you’ll be puzzling over which one to get just as much as over the puzzles themselves! If its Arrowwords, all Arrowwords, and nothing but the Arrowwords that you’re after, then this Take a Break Arrowwords magazine will have you happy for hours and hours. An arrowword puzzle, sometimes known as a scanword puzzle, is similar to a crossword, but with the clues included on the grid rather than separate. Whilst many arrowword puzzles use a whole rectangular grid, our Twinkl Puzzled arrowwords are a little simpler to help introduce children to these puzzle types.

Have you ever come down to breakfast in the morning and caught your kid sipping on a coffee with their head in the daily newspaper? Then go through again looking at crossing words now that you have some clue letters for them and therefore stimulating ideas and narrowing down the options, at the same time. PLEASE NOTE: our puzzles are created by British puzzle editors especially with players from Commonwealth countries in mind. The partnership has now expanded to there being a range of dedicated Take a Break puzzle magazines, including Take a Crossword and Take a Puzzle. The launch of Arrowwords Collection is a great example of our ability to react to market conditions and the team’s mission to give the puzzling public more of what they want.These brands offer commercial partners access to highly engaged audiences, with creative solutions underpinned by insight and instinct.

From tiny tea break-sized puzzles to huge grids to settle down and get stuck into, the magazine has the perfect puzzle for every moment of the day. We recommend using this arrow word puzzle as a fun activity in the afternoon to help wind down after a busy day, and since this puzzle is interactive it can be completed on a tablet or computer without any need for printing. To solve the puzzle, you will need to answer the clues within the grid in the direction of the arrows accompanying the clues. Sheffer’s crosswords are regarded by some as complete cultural education since those who study it can answer almost any kind of question.This makes this resource a perfect way to help get children excited about space and the cosmos, and is a great introduction, plenary or challenge activity for a lesson on space, the planets and the solar system, and the universe. If you are stuck, you simply check your answers with the extra clues given by the ‘reveal’ and ‘check’ functions. In this space arrow word puzzle, all the words within the puzzle are themed around the topic of space and the universe. The partnership with Take a Break, a best-selling women’s weekly magazine began in 1990, with puzzles now being an integral element of the magazine. Arrowword puzzles are great fun for children to solve, and this Spring arrowword puzzle is simple enough that a child can complete it individually whilst challenging enough to keep them entertained.