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Few Valentine's Ideas For
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Broken Heart String Brainteaser
Puzzle
Heal
the heart! ... and break it again. Can you figure out a way to bring the
two pieces of the broken heart to share the same cord loop?
This puzzle is imported by us directly
from Belgium.
Design by Jo Wils-B.
This puzzle was invented tens of years
ago and you can find it in many varieties (so instead of 2 pieces of
heart yo may find 2 beads, wooden rings, etc'). We personally think this
(the Broken Heart) is the nicest.
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Cast Heart - Hanayama Metal
Puzzle
Take the two bound hearts apart
from and put them back together, that is the objective of this lovely
metal puzzle.
A word from the designer:
"This puzzle stands for the tight bond holding together the hearts
of lovers the world over. The first step is to free the gold and silver
hearts from the chain. Once complete, you have to try your best to get
them all back together. This puzzle, to be quite honest, is really tough.
So... here's to success in love and in puzzles! This is even the kind of
puzzle that I would recommend trying with - yes you guessed it - a loved
one."
Original Designer -Hanayama Co. 2001
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Cast Amour - Hanayama Metal
Puzzle
Take the two loops apart from the heart and put them back together, that
is the objective of this beautifully metal puzzle.
A
word from the designer:
"A masterpiece by metal smith Akio Yamamoto, the key word for this
puzzle is 'love'. The two individually linked loops make this puzzle
extremely challenging. The objective is to remove the masterfully united
'Adam' and 'Eve' loops from the metal plate crafted in the shape of the
'Forbidden Fruit'...and, if you succeed in putting them back together
again, your love may just come to fruition."
Original Designer -Yamamoto
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Love Me - Wooden String Puzzle
Box
Love me, love me not, love me, love me not... Does he love me? Does
she?... Well, this is not a flower you use one time, but a wooden
string puzzle you will own for years to come.
The objective is to release the wooden ring (and the string with the
heart) from the box.
Hint: Do not twist the string while trying to solve the puzzle.
Many people purchase this puzzle, solve it themselves and them put the
string back but this time with a valuable real ring inside...
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Heart String Brain Teaser
Wooden Puzzle
A beautiful design of a great disentanglement / string wooden
puzzle.
The objective is to separate the cord with the bead from the rest of the
puzzle.
Pay
attention one mistake may complicate the puzzle even more.
A very nice looking puzzle! Makes a wonderful loved one gift or for any
other gift giving occasion!
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Heart - 3D Wooden Puzzle Brain
Teaser
This is a beautiful 3D wooden brain teaser puzzle in the shape of an
heart with 9 nonidentical pieces.
The objective is to take the puzzle apart, mix the pieces and then try to
put it back together in precisely the correct way. Note this is NOT an
easy puzzle to solve!
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Heartbreak Tangram - Wooden
Puzzle Brain Teaser
This
beautiful 2 colors puzzle is a heart made of 9 pieces.
It is also known as a Heart Tangram puzzle.
The basic objective is to take all the pieces out and find the
combination to put them back in the wooden frame. Then, try to do
different shapes out of the 9 pieces. It includes a box with matching lid
for safely keeping the parts.
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4D Anatomy Heart Model
Show your love to your loved one
and give your heart away...
The 3" model contains 32
detachable parts and display stand. Also includes Illustrated assembly
guide and description of the anatomy along with some fun Q&A to test
your knowledge.
Hand painted parts are medical
education quality.
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Featured
Puzzles. Did you know?...
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Complex
Cube - Brain Teaser Wooden Puzzle
Did you know?...
The
Complex Cube puzzle designed by Bill Cutler in 1991 and is very unique wooden
puzzle with superb quality.
It
was originally called Splitting
Headache, because the designer claims you must use both sides
of your brain to solve it (where your right side is responsible for intuitive
problem solving and your left side for logical thinking).
Description
The
complex cube has 9 pieces. Each piece of the 9 pieces is an assembly of small
cubes or parts of a cube. The object is to get them back into a 3x3x3 cube,
which won't be an easy task.
Each
of the pieces having a beveled edge on all sides that give the puzzle a fancy
look.
Come
complete with a great base. The sides of the base have Plexiglas so as to
best view the cube, and it makes a very attractive package.
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Crazy X - Brain Teaser Wooden Puzzle
Did
you know?...
This unique puzzle original
idea is around since the beginning of the 20th century, however, the modern
version was created in 1981 by NOB (Nobuyuki Yoshigahara), a talented
Japanese puzzle designer and inventor. NOB had also designed several Cast
puzzles for Hanayama (for
example, the Cast
News metal puzzle by Hanayama is based on the same solution
mechanism as the Crazy X wooden puzzle). Also known as 'X Marks the
Spot'.
Description
A very clever and tricky wooden
brain teaser puzzle. The objective of this puzzle is to remove the X
from the square wooden frame.
Seems like impossible to solve, but can be solve in one second, if you know
how... A hint for the solution is in one of your physics lessons (think
about "force" but don't use force to solve the puzzle).
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Devil's Chess - Wooden Brain Teaser Puzzle
Devil's
Chess, also called 'Just Fit', was designed by William Strijbos and won the
Hikimi Puzzle Competition in 1990 (competition for wooden made puzzles only
in Japan).
All 16 pieces and tray are made of wood.
Each piece of the puzzle has 2 colors and when the pieces are arranged in the
wooden tray as shown in the picture, there are actually 2 layers of 4x4. The
pieces are cut in different angles and this is the reason the
puzzle is hard to solve. Considers to be a very difficult puzzle.
Description
This
one of a kind sixteen pieces wooden brain teaser puzzle represent all the
possible ways that two pieces of 2 colors cut in different angels can be
joined. The objective is to assemble the pieces into a two-layer, 4x4
checkerboards with the colors matching on both layers and with the colors
being different on both layers.
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Posted by Brilliant Puzzles on 1/20/2013
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January 2013 Awesome Shot winner 
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Posted by Brilliant Puzzles on 1/11/2013
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Teachers and parents can
enhance the education of children, represent them with brain teaser puzzles or
play brain teasers games for pleasure, help them develop complex cognitive processes by
integrating enjoyable activities into their curriculum.
There are many ways you can
represent, and expose children to brain teasers, here are a few suggestions:
1. Teachers can provide a brainteaser to get mental juices flowing in the morning activities. This practice creates an atmosphere of learning and helps students get ready to learn and into a mind frame that is conducive to learning.
2. By the middle of a school day, students often begin to tire.
Teachers can use brain teasers as a refocus break between long
stretches of work.
3. Parents can encourage family puzzle solving. Encourage family game night
by providing kids with puzzles that they can complete with all the family. This
practice creates an opportunity for family together time and allows students to
demonstrate their masterful puzzle solving abilities to their loved ones.
4. As kids become more adept at the solving of
brainteasers, engage them in discussing how they solved each puzzle. Prompt students with questions such as "What did you do
first?" or "How did you reach that answer?"
5. Teachers can use brainteasers as a means of evaluating student
understanding by creating puzzles that are directly related to the curriculum.
6. Once kids are familiar with various puzzle forms, allow them to create
their own.
Puzzles, teasers and
brain games can liven up any lesson and encourage students' active engagement
in the learning process, try and use
them as much as you can.
Posted by Brilliant Puzzles on 1/8/2013
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