Put together this jig saw puzzle to form a picture of the pony express postage stamp. Click on the link for other related information on the Pony Express from the National Postal Museum.

A great lesson plan in an unusual art technique. The idea is to color puzzle pieces separately and then reconstruct the puzzle for a finished work of art. Some experimentation may be needed, but the idea is great and can be modified for...

This picture is of a tangram puzzle. Tangram puzzles feature 7 pieces which can be put together to form a variety of shapes. It was invented in China before making its way to Europe and the rest of the world. Including the shape below it...

A great lesson plan in an unusual art technique. The idea is to color puzzle pieces separately and then reconstruct the puzzle for a finished work of art. Some experimentation may be needed, but the idea is great and can be modified for...

This site is full of interactive crossword puzzles for students about the bible. Puzzles range from Genesis, Exodus, Noah, Moses, to character education.

Six activities sure to engage students of any age! Interactive games and puzzles let you play with color and create your own unique designs!

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

This one page website lets you practice plotting points on the coordinate grid. See if you can find the missing coordinates to complete the shapes. When you are finished the solutions are only a click away.

An image-rich exposition of visual art that takes the sea as its a theme. Mythology, fantasy, mapmaking, and the history of sailing and marine exploration are all investigated as are fears about the ocean's power, puzzling beliefs about...

Find a collection of 25 paintings by Renaissance-era master painters, including more than a dozen of Leonardo's most famous works. Paintings are accompanied by links to explanations of the artistic problems and puzzles that fascinated...

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

The particle physics type of parity comes directly from math parity, which this site is all about. It also includes links to other sites about parity.

Learn more about vegetables when you explore this Cyber Hunt Crossword puzzle. Students will have an opportunity to increase their knowledge of these healthy snacks while surfing the Internet for answers to the puzzle.

This site has a puzzle of the countries of the Middle East that you can download and play on your computer. The software is free to download.

This picture shows the 13 possible convex shapes that can be made from a tangram puzzle.

This puzzling object was found in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. It is a Hes vase placed between two wooden pylons, or gateways, the upper parts of which are decorated with a cornice.

Create your own simple electric circuit. Using simple supplies build your own battery and investigate conductivity. You can also construct a crossword puzzle with electrical vocabulary words.

Six activities sure to engage students of any age! Interactive games and puzzles let you play with color and create your own unique designs!

Six activities sure to engage students of any age! Interactive games and puzzles let you play with color and create your own unique designs!

Dutch students can literally "look up" a word or subject (organized alphabetically) and find detailed explanations and information. There are also games and puzzles to play.

Dutch students can literally "look up" a word or subject (organized alphabetically) and find detailed explanations and information. There are also games and puzzles to play.