Large Print Sudoku (120 puzzles)
Big, bold grids from easy to hard; print a few pages at a time and the book never runs out.
$3.99 · instant PDFFor grandparents, the best gifts are easy to use and bring the family closer: a photo frame the family can send pictures to, large-print puzzles, and cozy things for a favorite chair. Everything on this page typically costs under $25, the usual limit for a class gift, a gift exchange or a "just because".
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Big, bold grids from easy to hard; print a few pages at a time and the book never runs out.
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Every month on a two-page spread with big, bold dates; easy to read and to write in.
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Themed word searches in letters big enough to read without glasses hunting.
$3.99 · instant PDFFuzzy socks are an easy stocking stuffer that always gets used.
Typically under $15Keeps coffee hot through the morning. A lid that seals matters around a classroom.
Typically $15 to $25Hand washing and dry-erase markers are hard on hands; small tubes fit in a desk drawer.
Typically under $15For the coffee that always goes cold between classes or meetings.
Typically $15 to $25Big letters are easier on the eyes; a good book lasts for weeks.
Typically under $15Large numbers on the cards make card games easier for everyone at the table.
Typically under $15For small print on labels, menus and puzzles.
Typically under $15
Easy, themed crosswords with clues and grids sized for comfortable reading.
$3.49 · instant PDFSticks to the window, so the birds come right up to the glass.
Typically $15 to $25Pairs well with a feeder: a guide to who's visiting.
Typically $15 to $25Bigger pieces are easier to see and handle, with a picture that's still a satisfying challenge.
Typically under $15Comfortable slippers with grippy soles for smooth floors.
Typically $15 to $25A guided book of questions for grandparents to write their stories down for the family.
Typically $15 to $25
Pure deduction, easy to hard, for the person who finishes the newspaper puzzles first.
$3.99 · instant PDFHolds a tablet or e-reader on the lap or in bed, so there's nothing to grip.
Typically $15 to $25Cushioned, angled handles are easier on hands and wrists.
Typically $15 to $25Hangs around the neck to light a book or a puzzle without a lamp.
Typically $15 to $25A classic tile game that grandparents and grandkids can play together.
Typically $15 to $25The classic size for a weekend project on the dining table.
Typically $15 to $25
Crack the code to reveal a well-known saying; a different kind of word puzzle.
$3.49 · instant PDFRolls up an unfinished puzzle so the table can be used for dinner.
Typically $15 to $25Budgets for gift ideas are what that kind of gift usually costs, not prices; the store has the current price.