Nine baby goats are easy to spot, but a few more are hiding in the picture. Look between the larger goats, near the hay, and beside the farmyard objects.
Count the nine prominently visible goats first, then inspect every gap for smaller faces or ears. An easy way to avoid counting the same goat twice is to work from left to right and top to bottom.
The trick is not to stop at nine. Take another careful look and compare your count with a friend.
This familiar riddle asks what has one eye but cannot see. Can you guess the everyday object before revealing the answer?
Rosie, a senior golden retriever, is turning 15. A warm birthday tribute to the everyday loyalty of an old dog.
Nine ladybugs stand out immediately, but several small ones are hidden beside the larger beetles. Count carefully.
A classic family-friendly egg riddle with a simple punchline that’s good for a quick laugh.
Can you solve 20 − 10 × 0 + 8 without a calculator? Follow the order of operations to find the right result.
A warm 99th-birthday tribute reminding us how much a simple hello or kind birthday wish can mean.
