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Puzzles in Education is a teacher and student resource that features many interactive puzzles meant to be fun and challenging. It also encourages and improves critical thinking skills among students.

MindCipher is a site filled with riddles, brain teasers, and logic puzzles on subjects ranging from math to science. An additional feature is the difficulty level of each puzzle. Moreover, puzzles can be sorted by "most popular" and by difficulty level.

Kong is an education gaming website with thousands of puzzle and higher order thinking games.

This site can be used to embed games into a teacher's website or blog. This will most definitely make your website fun and interesting.

This site allows students in 7th to 12th grade to create multiple study lists of vocabulary words that they need to know. Either you can put your own words into the study list, or the site can generate words for you. You can also download the study list in mp3 format so that you can listen to the words, create crossword puzzles, make video flashcards, or create fill in the blank questions to help you further understand the vocabulary.

Conjuguemos is a website that supplements the study of foreign languages including Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Latin. It provides practice in the form of worksheets, crossword puzzles, flashcards, and quizzes.

Provides educational games for a less-stressed but equally as important subject: art. The virtual activities vary from identifying details in paintings to completing jigsaw puzzles. These games should be offered to elementary and middle school students for art or in other subject areas in which teachers wish to expand content.

Dumpr allows you to take your photos and turn them into jigsaw puzzles, virtual rubik's cubes, and many more things.