Minds in Bloom

By Rachel Lynette

Frame Games Lateral Thinking Freebie

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You’ve probably seen these kinds of puzzles for years. They are fun to solve and great for practicing lateral thinking! Here is a free page of puzzles to use with your students.

 

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