Each week, I will be providing a free brain teaser for you to solve or look at. These will challenge your mind to look at them in different ways. I will also provide hints and clues as to how to solve if necessary. Each week, beginning next week, I will provide the solution to brain teaser from the week before.
Why do brain teasers?
Brain teasers are a way to relax. You can sit down with friends or family to discuss various ‘answers’ and provide a point of conversation when the answer is discussed and revealed (if no-one can get them, that is).
Brain teasers also keep your mind active and stimulated. An active mind helps to fight Alzheimer’s disease in the elderly. As we know, Alzheimer’s disease is a problem in the elderly. You can help combat this by doing brain teasers and other mind stimulating activities. Don’t forget to keep fit in other ways also.
Why free?
Repeat after me: Free is good
That’s right – free IS good, and free brain teasers are even better. Instead of paying for a book full of brain teasers and challenges, you can have the resource provided to you free! at any time, you can opt in or out of this free service, no questions asked.
Are there any strings attached?
That’s a silly question – of course not. I intend to provide these brain teasers as a public service. I will scour the net and through books to find these brain teasers for you. All you have to do is sit back, and let your mind do the thinking. No more scouring around for those brain teasers you want.
Can I send in my own brain teaser?
Of course you can! Just send it to brainteasersforfree@gmail.com (email is not up yet!), and I will post it up if it meets the quality standard – nothing sexually suggestive please! If you don’t see yours one week, relax – I may have saved it for later.
Here is a free brain teaser to get you started. It’s a rebus, meaning you will have to think laterally
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