Syllable Origami: let the theme help
Read the category before trying combinations. Look for common endings, then pair them with beginnings that fit the theme. Say each candidate aloud. The level section keeps the syllable tiles visible while you decide whether to reveal the four words.
Picture Phrase: look beyond the words
Rebus puzzles use placement as part of the clue. Ask what is above, below, inside, missing, repeated, large, or small. Reading the literal text is only the first step. Try describing the whole arrangement as a phrase.
Pyramid Words: rearrange as you grow
The starting word does not always stay in its original order. Add the available letters and rearrange them to create a longer word. The guide shows the recorded final word; other valid words may also be accepted by the game.
Word Ladder: one letter at a time
Every move changes one letter while keeping a valid four-letter word. Look for a familiar intermediate word rather than trying to reach the target immediately. Our level sections include a shortest path through the game dictionary, with each step checked for a one-letter change.
Analogy and sound puzzles
For an analogy, describe the relationship between the first pair in a sentence. Reuse that sentence for the second pair. For Spell the Sound, read the phonetic spelling aloud and remember that the written word can include silent letters.