Growing up in rural Oklahoma, Toby Keith was raised with many traditional American values: a strong work ethic, patriotism, and devotion to family. At a young age, he gained a love for country music. He received his first guitar at … Continued
Miley Cyrus has a smile so big that it lights up her entire face. That’s why her dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, nicknamed her Smiley Miley. This young lady is not only a happy person with a bubbly personality, she is … Continued
Find out the name of a special leader by solving this puzzle. A readable version of the puzzle can be obtained by clicking on the picture. This puzzle was published in the Friend, April 2008, page 23.
How are you at solving word searches? Try your hand at this puzzle and learn a little about the Smith family in the process. Click on the picture for a readable version of the puzzle. (Published in the Friend, June … Continued
Blessings come from living the Word of Wisdom. To find out one promised blessing, solve the puzzle. Click on the picture for a larger version. (Unless, of course, you have super-human eyesight and can read the script on this tiny … Continued
Find out seven facts about baptism by solving this puzzle. Click on the picture for a larger version. The original published version is at the Friend, August 2008, page 26.
This puzzle teaches the importance of specific types of prayers. Solve by clicking on the picture and using the code to decipher the answers. This puzzle was published in the Friend in September 2008 on page 26.
After completing this puzzle, you’ll know the names of six special witnesses. Click on the picture for a larger version of the puzzle. This puzzle was published in the Friend in October 2008 on page 17.
In “Key-Coded Composers,” you’ll find out the names of five classical composers by using the musical code. Click on the picture to see a larger version. This puzzle was published in Highlights for Children, October 2008, page 39.
Click on the picture to use this veggie code to find out the many different types of vegetables that can be grown in the garden. This puzzle was published in the April 2009 issue of the Friend magazine page 29.