TV Jumble uses the well-known Jumble scrambled word format to indulge readers’ favorite pastime: television. This fun, entertainment-based word game puts readers’ pop-culture knowledge to the test with trivia ranging from the golden age of television to the latest small-screen hits.
Introduce youngsters ages 7-12 to the joys of scrambled wordplay with Jumble for Kids, a fun puzzle that kids can solve themselves or with the help of a family member.
Jumble delivers daily new brain-teasing enjoyment. How fast can you solve it on the Baltimore Sun? Since 1954, Jumble has been entertaining generations of players who have discovered the puzzles humorous “punny” solution by unjumbling words and then pondering the puzzle’s cartoon and caption.
Hoyt meshes interesting facts, wordplay and creative visual tricks in each puzzle. Solvers read the clues, unscramble the answers and place the answers in a solution grid. When the puzzle is complete, they unscramble the letters circled in the diagram to reveal a humorous bonus word.
David Hoyt meshes interesting facts, wordplay and creative visual tricks in each puzzle. All the fun of a daily Jumble and a colorful crossword puzzle together in one place.
