1. Working with others to solve a puzzle
2. Clips

Can you come up with fifty words in twenty seconds that do not contain the letter 'a'? Try for yourself and get your brain moving then see how others go. Did you get the clue? How many words did you come up with? What other logical strategies could you use to beat the clock?

Test your common sense and problem solving skills as you play along with the brain games. How did you go? Did your common sense lead you to nonsense? Or the right answer?

This clips explains how the brain perceives what it sees according to how light hits the retina. Light shading and shadows plus perception of distance, depth and height affect how our brains 'see'.

In this brain game, challenge both sides of the brain to work together.

Get your left and right brain hemispheres working together to solve these fun word puzzles. Use as a brain break and then see if you can come up with your own to stump your friends.

Try to solve this brain game on your own, then talk it through with a friend. Are two heads better than one? A quick brain break activity that will be sure to make you smarter!