Link Word Challenge

Make the connection

Short Description:

Read across each line and decide what word can join any of the three to make a new, longer word or phrase. The new word can go in front or after the given words. When you think of the word, write it in the last column.
For example, the words POINT, SAFETY, and CUSHION have the word PIN in common. Pinpoint, safety pin, and pin cushion.

Directions for Caregivers:

This is one of those games that can be tricky until you think of the answer. Once you get it, you’ll wonder how you didn’t think of it sooner!

Two people doing the link word challenge together can be fun, and you’ll bounce ideas off each other.

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About this Activity

Word games are a great way to keep your mind active and sharp.

Studies have shown that regularly doing word puzzles, like our link word challenge, can help improve memory, language skills, and problem-solving abilities. It’s also been found that people who play word games have better concentration and focus.

Not only do word games boost cognitive skills, but they can also help reduce stress and anxiety.

In addition, playing word games with friends or family is a great way to spend quality time together. So, if you’re looking for an activity that engages your mind and helps with mental clarity, why not give word games a try? You may be surprised at the benefits you experience.

In this section, you will find many different types of word and number games.

You can visit us on YouTube for some fun quiz questions and riddles.