This week’s brain challenge is a Find the Difference puzzle with five changes. Find the Difference requires attention to detail and focus. Good luck!
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This week’s brain challenge is a Find the Difference puzzle with five changes. All month we have been featuring puzzles with the color red to help promote Go Red for Women and American Heart Month. Today’s puzzle is the last of our “red” posts and we think it’s a goodie – look at all that red! And, female firefighters too!
We hope you will share this puzzle and help spread the word about women and heart disease!
This week’s brain challenge is a Level 2 Find the Difference puzzle. It is a picture of a magnet that was purchased at the souvenir shop at the Roman Baths in Bath, England. The Roman Baths are a group of hot spring pools that were used for public bathing and are now housed in a museum in the city of Bath.
Also, in honor of Go Red for Women and American Heart Month, notice what color our regal king is wearing 🙂
Can you find the five changes in this puzzle?
This week’s brain challenge is a double whammy! It celebrates both Valentine’s Day and features the color red in honor of American Heart Month. Share this puzzle with your valentine this Thursday!
There are five changes in this puzzle – can you find them?
Spread the love this Valentine’s Day by sharing this puzzle on your Facebook, Twitter, or Pinterest!
Happy Monday! Start your week off with a fun brain challenge. This week’s Find the Difference puzzle has nine changes and features some shot glasses that were collected on a cruise around the Mediterranean Sea. From left to right the glasses are from Dubrovnik, Croatia; Cadiz, Spain; and Cairo, Egypt. Below the puzzle, see some actual pictures of each location!
This month, in honor of Go Red for Women and American Heart Month, all of our puzzles will feature the color red. Show your support for this important cause by sharing our puzzles on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.
Our lovely flamenco dancer is sporting a cute red dress in honor of Go Red for Women. Can you find the nine changes in this puzzle?
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Rooftops in the walled-in city of Dubrovnik, Croatia. In the background, you can see the island of Lokrum.
Cadiz, Spain
Quiet, empty streets during siesta in Cadiz, Spain.
Cairo, Egypt
Sunrise at the Pyramids.
Catch a flight on EgyptAir airlines in this week’s brain challenge featuring a nine-difference Find the Difference puzzle.
Enjoy your flight 🙂 Once you’ve landed, you may see some of these sights below…
The Pyramids in Giza, Egypt.
The Saladin Citadel in Cairo, Egypt.
The tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
This week’s brain challenge is a Find the Difference puzzle with nine changes. The picture in the puzzle comes from the beautiful Amalfi Coast in Italy. Picturesque seaside towns nestled on the side of mountains are the main features of this enchanting landscape. There are thirteen municipalities on the Amalfi Coast. The one pictured below is the town of Amalfi, which is located about 30 miles south of Naples. The town of Amalfi was the capital of the maritime republic known as the Duchy of Amalfi, an important trading power in the Mediterranean between 839 and around 1200.
See some more pictures of the Amalfi Coast below!
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This week’s brain challenge is one of my favorite Find the Difference puzzles. It shows a really cool Willy Wonka graffiti mural. The mural is hidden in an alley in Ocean Beach, San Diego. See if you can find the nine changes in this puzzle!
Can you find the nine changes in this puzzle?
You can find this and other art-themed Find the Difference puzzles in the Level 3 album titled “Art”. Also, you can check out our Weekly Brain Challenge archive for more fun brain puzzles.
This week, we added two new Find the Difference albums to our website. The puzzles feature pictures from a recent trip to San Francisco, California. See samples of the puzzles below. The first puzzle is from the Level 1 album “Sightseeing in San Francisco” and the second puzzles is from the Level 2 album “Chinatown, San Francisco“.
Can you find the three changes in this puzzle? This picture was taken on a pier at the San Francisco Embarcadero.
Can you find the five changes in this puzzle? This picture was taken at the entrance to Chinatown in San Francisco. Chinatown SF is the largest Chinatown outside of Asia and the oldest Chinatown in North America.
We hope you have a Happy New Year! We want to say thank you for all of the support we’ve received in 2012 and we hope you’ll stay tuned in 2013 for many more brain challenges and information about brain health.
This week’s brain challenge is a Find the Difference puzzle with three changes. On our website, you can play Find the Difference in Levels 1, 2, or 3. Level 1 has three changes, Level 2 has five changes, and Level 3 has nine changes.
The picture in the puzzle below was taken in St. Marys, Georgia, a small town in the southeast corner of the state with a population of about 17,000. The house in the picture is called Orange Hall. The house was built in the early 1800’s and at the time it was a statement in modern architecture – its style and scale unprecedented in St. Marys and along the lower Georgia coast. See some more pictures of Orange Hall below the puzzle.
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More pictures of Orange Hall:
The sign reads: “A fine ante bellum mansion built in the 1820’s and considered a perfect example of Greek Revival architecture. It was built for Rev. Horace Pratt by Jane Wood, his first wife’s family. “ORANGE HALL” received its name because of the orange trees planted around it.”
The parlor inside Orange Hall.
Historic Orange Hall in St. Marys, Georgia.
Orange Hall decked out for the holidays.
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