Aging and Life Enhancement
By Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A.
The more you use your brain, the more you have to use. ~George Dorsey
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Find the common word that can be both the ending of the first word and the beginning of the second word.
Perhaps you will come up with different possibilities. If you want to look at the answers first, consider completing the word puzzle at a later time.
Fill in the word that ends the first word but also begins the last one.
Example: UNDER (DOG) HOUSE = UNDER DOG and DOG HOUSE
1. BELL _ _ _ FRIEND
2. PIG _ _ _ LIGHT
3. BUTTER _ _ _ CAKE
4. FORE _ _ _ CHAIR
5. HIGH _ _ _ LAY
6. TINKER _ _ _ SHOP
7. AIR _ _ _ _ HOUSE
8. SCREEN _ _ _ _ GROUND
9. YEAR _ _ _ _ WORM
10. SING _ _ _ _ BIRD
11. BUSY _ _ _ _ GUARD
12. PAPER _ _ _ _PLACE
13. OVER _ _ _ _ OUT
14. BOOT _ _ _ _SITE
15. FINGER _ _ _ _ BRUSH
ANSWERS ——-
1. BELLBOYFRIEND
2. PIGPENLIGHT
3. BUTTERCUPCAKE
4. FOREARMCHAIR
5. HIGHWAYLAY
6. TINKERTOYSHOP
7. AIRPORTHOUSE
8. SCREENPLAYGROUND
9. YEARBOOKWORM
10. SINGSONGBIRD
11. BUSYBODYGUARD
12. PAPERWORKPLACE
13. OVERCOOKOUT
14. BOOTCAMPSITE
15. FINGERNAILBRUSH
You won’t know what your brain can do until you test its limits and push beyond them. ~Deepak Chopra
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For more brain games, resource information and books by Kathryn Kilpatrick, click these links:
- A Visual Brain Game
- We’ve Got a Brain Game for You
- Brain Games: Now You See It, Now You Don’t
- Brain Games: Letter Swaps
Email Kathryn at [email protected] for a copy of her catalog with her brain game products and her Walking the Path to Memory Fitness booklet. If interested in Kathryn’s one-hour memory fitness programs for senior groups, she will send you a list of her popular topics.
