Large Print Crosswords

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Large Print Crosswords

Large Print Crosswords

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These free crossword puzzles will keep your older adult entertained and exercise their brain. You might even want to print a few for yourself to enjoy! Every month, Q.E.T.S. publishes new free puzzles – 5 standard crosswords, 5 free form crosswords (a non-square shape), and some word search puzzles.

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After readers began writing to the paper to report their times completing the cryptic crossword, The Daily Telegraph decided to hold a competition to see who could best the mark of 12 minutes. As a consequence, 25 contestants were invited to the newsroom of the publication to test their speeds.Use the provided clues to identify words that fit in the puzzle grid. The grid itself consists of a pattern of horizontal and vertical intersecting words. arrows: Each square with a clue is colored, and an accompanying arrow indicates whether the answer goes across or down.

Large Print Crossword Puzzles - Q.E.T.S

For instance, let's say you suspect the missing word is "LIBRARY" as in the example above, but you're not 100% certain. Wherever another word in the puzzle crosses that word, the two words must share a letter. If you can solve the crossing word, then you'll have one of the letters from the "LIBRARY" word. And, games like crosswords may even help older adults prevent brain plaques associated with Alzheimer’s disease . Leonard Dawe, the creator of all the crosswords, appears to have been the headmaster of The Strand School; he and his students may have overheard some of the Canadian and American personnel stationed in the vicinity mention the phrases in conversation. They provided him with ideas for crossword clues because they were short and somewhat unusual terms. Arthur Wynne and the First Crossword: The modern crossword puzzle is credited to Arthur Wynne, a British-born journalist who immigrated to the United States. In December 1913, Wynne created a word puzzle for the "Fun" section of the Sunday edition of the New York World newspaper. This puzzle, known as a "word-cross," resembled a diamond-shaped grid with clues to fill in the words. For example, there might be a hidden word in the crossword that you can see from the grid is seven letters long, and maybe the clue is "Book collection".

We love their huge selection of free large print puzzles. They’re in PDF format so they’re easy to print.



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