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No Fuss Weekly

A free puzzle sheet to print, every Monday

One page of puzzles: a Sudoku, a word search, a mini mystery and five quiz questions, with the answers on page 2. A4 or US Letter, regular or large print. No ads, no sign-up, no email.

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The first sheet appears on Monday 16 November 2026

Come back on Monday for a Sudoku, a word search, a mini mystery and five quiz questions, ready to print. Every Monday after that, a new one.

How it works

Made for kitchen tables, train rides, classrooms, clubs and waiting rooms.

  1. A new sheet on Monday

    At midnight your time, the new sheet appears here. Earlier sheets stay up, so you can catch up any time.

  2. Print it your way

    A4 or US Letter, regular (two pages) or large print (one puzzle per page). Or print straight from your browser.

  3. Answers on their own page

    Answers are on their own page, with the sources for every quiz answer in small print.

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Questions

Is No Fuss Weekly free?

Yes. Every sheet is a free PDF: no ads, no account, no email address and nothing to install. Download it, print it, done.

When does a new sheet come out?

Every Monday, at midnight your time. The first sheet came out on Monday 16 November 2026, and every earlier sheet stays here to print.

What paper sizes are there?

A4 and US Letter, both in portrait. The regular sheet is two pages: the puzzles on page 1 and the answers on page 2. The large-print version puts each puzzle on its own page in big type, with the answers on the last two pages.

Can I use it in class, a club or a care home?

Free to print for personal, classroom and library use. Please don’t sell or republish the sheets. Hand out page 1 and keep the answers for later.

How hard are the puzzles?

Friendly but not trivial. The Sudoku is Medium (it needs pairs as well as singles, never a guess), the word search runs forwards only, the mini mystery has one answer you can reach by elimination, and the quiz is multiple choice.

Where do the quiz answers come from?

From the checked facts behind our games Size Duel, Older Than, Population Duel, Further North?, Ballpark and Atlas Play. Each answer lists its sources in small print on the answer page.

Can I get it by email?

No, on purpose: we don’t collect email addresses. Bookmark this page, or follow the RSS feed if your reader supports it.