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Education Sliding Puzzle Game

Basic Numbers Image Sliding Puzzle Quiz

This sliding puzzle consists of basic numbers from 1- 6 from the kids who have just started learning the numbers and figures. So it would be a fun based puzzle game for them, and they will have significant learning with it.

Binghamton University Map Sliding Puzzle

Can you arrange the sliding puzzle based on Binghamton University? Try to put the shuffled block image into a relevant patterned appearance with your logical skills and enhance your knowledge of Binghamton University.

Solar System Sliding Puzzle Game

Here is an image of our solar system, but it's in pieces. Your challenge is to put them all back to the right place so we can see our planets functioning in one piece. Can you solve this sliding puzzle in a few clicks?
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Map Of The United States Of America Sliding Puzzle

Here is the geographical map of the United States of America, but it's in small, scattered pieces. Your goal is to rearrange them all in the right sequence so the map is properly visible. Can you do it?

Homoerectus Sliding Puzzle Game

Arrange these sets of puzzles based on the Homoerectus. Arranging these slides to reveal the entire image will check your analytical knowledge of placing pictures in the perfect order.

Can You Solve This Human Brain Sliding Puzzle

Here is the anatomy of the human brain. It's divided and misplaced in small images. Your goal is to put them all in the right spot, so you can see the brain in one piece and learn about its parts. All the best.

Albert Einstein Funny Sliding Puzzle

Albert Einstein is one of the most celebrated scientific figures in the world. As you know, he is most recognized for his Theory of Relativity, which is one of the two pillars of modern physics. So, here is a funny picture of him in pieces. You need to rearrange them all in order to be called a genius. Can you do it?

Chess Board Game Sliding Puzzle

Do you play chess? Well, if you do, then you must know the default positions of all the chessmen. Here is a shattered picture of the chessboard with all the chess pieces. Your challenge is to reassemble the images to form the original board. Can you do it without clicking only a few times?

Scientists And Their Countries Sliding Puzzle

There are scientific figures the world celebrates for their contribution to science but can you actually tell which country they belong to? This sliding puzzle features some of the greatest scientists we have ever seen. Your challenge is to place all of them next to their respective countries. Can you do it?

A Food Chain Sliding Puzzle

Do you understand food chains? Do you know the producers, the predatory species, and everything in between? Well, if you do, then this sliding puzzle is for you. Get on rearranging all the pieces of images to form this food chain as a whole. All the best.

World Map Sliding Puzzle

Here is a world map but with scattered and misplaced pieces. Can you solve this sliding puzzle within a few clicks and form the world map as a whole? Well, this is a little brain teaser to keep you hooked. All the best.

World War II Sliding Puzzle

Welcome to the World War II sliding puzzle. It is one of the most unfortunate events in the history of humankind. Do you know for how many years it did last? And the countries that were involved in it? Well, before learning that, solve this puzzle. It has an original photograph from this war in pieces. Let's complete it.

Apollo 11 Mission Crew Sliding Puzzle

Apollo 11 was the space mission that landed people on the moon for the first time. Here is an original picture of the crew, who were the first human beings to step on the surface of the moon. You need to put all the pieces rightly together so we can see this rare picture of the first humans on the moon.

Multiplication Table Of 19 Sliding Puzzle

Here is a sliding puzzle about the multiplication table of 19. It will be easier if you have memorized the multiplication tables of numbers or are quick at multiplication. Well, take this challenge to see how good are you at basic maths as well as solving puzzles. Note that the order of sequence will be horizontal.
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