EDITION NO. 51 · 2026-08-24
Games from 2026-08-24
Word Scramble
Today's theme: at the seaside0 of 6 solved
Unscramble each word. The theme connects them all.
- LASLHSEE (A pretty treasure washed up on the sand)
- ISAAOTLB (A vessel powered by the wind)
- THSSRAIF (A five-armed creature of the ocean floor)
- EBPLSBE (Small smooth stones along the shore)
- SINNSHEU (Bright rays that warm a beach day)
- LOORPKOC (A little watery hollow among coastal stones)
Answers: SEASHELL · SAILBOAT · STARFISH · PEBBLES · SUNSHINE · ROCKPOOL
Memory Pairs
Today's theme: at the seaside0 of 4 pairs found · 0 moves
Cut out the cards, shuffle them face down, and find the pairs.
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Daily Trivia
Question 1 of 5
Which ocean is the largest on Earth?
Circle your answers, then check them at the bottom of the page.
- Which ocean is the largest on Earth?
A) Atlantic OceanB) Indian OceanC) Pacific OceanD) Arctic Ocean - What is the name of the longest reef system in the world?
A) Belize Barrier ReefB) Florida ReefC) Great Barrier ReefD) Red Sea Coral Reef - In the classic 1975 film 'Jaws', what type of shark terrorises a beach town?
A) Hammerhead sharkB) Tiger sharkC) Bull sharkD) Great White shark - Which famous lighthouse stands at the southwestern tip of England?
A) Eddystone LighthouseB) Longships LighthouseC) Bishop Rock LighthouseD) Portland Bill Lighthouse - What causes the tides in Earth's oceans?
A) Wind patterns over the seaB) The gravitational pull of the MoonC) Underwater volcanic activityD) The rotation of Earth alone
Answers: 1-C · 2-C · 3-D · 4-B · 5-B
Finish the Saying
Question 1 of 6
“A rising tide…”
Complete each saying, then check the answers at the bottom.
- “A rising tide…”
- “Any port…”
- “He that would go to sea for pleasure…”
- “The sea refuses…”
- “Smooth seas do not…”
- “Ships that pass…”
Answers: 1) A rising tide lifts all boats · 2) Any port in a storm · 3) He that would go to sea for pleasure would go to hell for a pastime · 4) The sea refuses no river · 5) Smooth seas do not make skilful sailors · 6) Ships that pass in the night
Number Sequence
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