Daily Tangle

One puzzle a day, the same for everyone. Read the clue, untangle the scrambled letter tiles into the answer, and beat the clock. Your time is the only score, and a new word arrives at midnight.

Piece It Together

A sliding-tile puzzle. A photo of a sunflower is shuffled into a three-by-three grid, and you slide the tiles one at a time to put the picture back together. Your time and moves are counted, so fewer of each is a better result.

Name That Plant

Nine plant photos and nine plant names are shuffled together. Tap a photo, then tap the name that belongs to it, and clear the board as quickly as you can. It is a gentle way to learn houseplants, garden favorites and a few curiosities by sight.

This or That

Each round shows a short fact and two plants, named and pictured. Tap the plant the fact belongs to, then learn something about the other one too. Nine rounds, and you will pick up what makes each plant unusual, from how it eats to how it grows.

Peak Peek

A photo of a famous mountain appears, and you pick its name from four choices. You can ask for up to three hints. The first is free, but a second costs you that mountain. Every round ends with a short note on the peak’s height, its location and its story.

Tall Tales

Climb a mountain trail one camp at a time. At each camp you read a statement about mountains and decide whether it’s true or a tall tale, then learn the real story behind it. Reach the summit for a final round of three questions.

Piece by Peak

Rebuild a photograph of Mount Fuji at dusk from thirty-five jigsaw pieces. You get two peeks at the finished picture and a little help if you need it. When the last piece clicks in, you’ll learn a few surprising facts about Japan’s sleeping volcano.

Drift

Drift through four ocean habitats, from a coral reef to cold northern seas, and name the creatures you meet. Watch your air: wrong guesses and clues use it up. Along the way you’ll learn how to tell famous look-alikes apart.

Match the Catch

A memory game with twelve face-down cards that hide six pairs of fish photos. Flip two at a time to find a match. When a pair matches, both cards stay face up and the name appears across the picture. Clear the board in as few tries as you can, and pick up the names of freshwater fish from rivers and lakes around the world.

Roscoe’s Rainbow

Rebuild a photograph of a rainbow trout in its stream from thirty-five jigsaw pieces, with two peeks at the finished picture along the way. Afterward, learn how the rainbow trout got its name, and why Roscoe, New York calls itself Trout Town, USA.

Star Hop

Learn the constellations one at a time. See the whole sky, trace each shape, find it again in a busier sky, then hop to the next. Five constellations take you from Orion round to Auriga and back to Betelgeuse. Earn up to five stars for hopping with few mistakes.