Hashi Bridges
Connect numbered islands with single or double bridges.
Original untimed puzzles and short practice sets with explanations. Choose a task, check your answer and try another approach.
40 activities · all free
Connect numbered islands with single or double bridges.
Draw one closed loop around a small clue grid.
Separate numbered islands with a connected sea.
Shade repeated numbers while keeping the remaining cells connected.
Partition a grid into rectangles matching its numbered clues.
Use visible neighbouring-mine counts on compact practice boards.
Solve original three-by-three word-square crosswords.
Build and solve a word search using your own short word list.
Choose the correctly spelled word that fits a sentence.
Build signed x and unit tiles to match an expression.
Arrange seven geometric pieces in a keyboard-friendly shape studio.
Pack three different five-square pieces into a small rectangle.
Predict where a marked point moves under a simple fold.
Use an unfolded cube net to identify opposite faces.
Match a small stack model to its front or side profile.
Remember a simple intention while reading a short event sequence.
Read an original short story and recall its details.
Match fictional names to original illustrated faces.
Repeat a short sequence of four distinct tones.
Tap back a short demonstrated rhythm.
Remember a short route on a five-by-five grid.
Put a short task’s steps into a valid order.
Fill a small picture grid using the numbered runs beside each row and column.
Solve a compact cross-sum puzzle with digits 1–9.
Complete a four-by-four number grid while respecting inequalities.
Decode an original short sentence using a one-to-one letter substitution.
Choose the conclusion best supported by a short original passage.
Find the central point of an original short paragraph.
Distinguish checkable factual claims from evaluations and mixed statements.
Choose evidence that directly addresses a particular claim.
Inspect short arguments and identify their specific reasoning problem.
Choose clear punctuation for short standard-English sentences.
Put instructions and short narratives into a coherent order.
Read small data tables and compare totals, differences and changes.
Work with medians, means and proportions using small transparent datasets.
Scale quantities while preserving a recipe ratio.
Practise metric conversions with visible units and a worked explanation.
Find the value that makes an equation true and check it by substitution.
Reflect and translate points on a coordinate plane.
Compare each letter with the letter one or two steps earlier in a self-paced sequence.
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