Each column of letters has been scrolled to a new position. Scroll them back to line up the words in each row. You can Print sheets of puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

Complete all four paths, meeting the 1's,2's and 3's in order. Each path must not collide with any of the other paths, and all the grid spaces must contain a piece of a path. You can Print sheets of puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

The numbers in the grid suggest the blocks taken up by a shape. Fill in the shapes, ensuring there's a horizontal and vertical gap between each shape. (Shapes may touch, diagonally) You can Print sheets of puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

Complete the equation, ensuring that all digits from 0 to 9 appear in the sum. You can Print out sheets of puzzles, or alternatively, Play in your browser.

Bertrand emailed to let me know that he's the original creator of one of the Foldapuz puzzles, Yakuso.

Place numbers 0 to 9 inside each of the squares, and also each of the circles. The circles subtract from the totals on each row and column. You can Print Sheets of Puzzles, or alternatively Play it in your browser.

Fill in the blanks using the letters provided, to make a set of four letter words. You can Print sheets of puzzles, here, or alternatively Play in your browser.

Each pair is made up of one filled circle and one unfilled one. Connect them with horizontal or vertical lines, ensuring none of the lines cross. You can Print out sheets of puzzles here or alternatively Play in your browser.

Fill the letters A to J into the grid so that no consecutive letters are beside each other, horizontally, vertically or diagonally. You can Print out sheets of puzzles or alternatively, Play in your browser.

Over on Facebook, Graham Keith complained that the Kakuro puzzles weren't as authentic as they could be, so I hopped into the code and gave them a makeover.

You can now drag'n'drop the various games in Foldapuz!

Didn't attempt to do the drag'n'drop interface for Foldapuz, yesterday!

I shuffled around Foldapuz a bit, yesterday.

Placed your bets, then do the maths to find out which horse is faster. The fastest horse wins. But did you bet on the right one?! You can Print Sheets of Puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

One BIG task finally sorted.

Using a combination of logic and word prowess, try to place all the tiles into the grid to form a criss-cross set of words, so that the totals of each row and column are accurate. You can Print sheets of puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.

Each face has a specific value. Use the totals on the edge to help determine what each face is worth. You can Print out sheets of puzzles, or alternatively Play in your browser.