Sentinel's Daily Free Fun!

Each reading is written fresh for the day and grounded in real astrological method: the day's moon phase plus your sign's element and ruling planet. Your lucky number and color are drawn for the date, so they change daily. Take it as a nudge, not a prophecy.

Fill the grid so every row, every column, and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9. Tap a blank cell, then tap a number to place it. Erase removes your last guess, Check flags any wrong cells, and Reveal shows the full solution. Every puzzle has exactly one solution, so you never have to guess blindly.

A word, its meaning, and how it is used in a sentence. New one every day. Say it out loud, then write your own sentence with it. That is how words stick.

Rearrange the letters to form one word. Drag a tile and drop it where you want it. On a phone or tablet, tap one tile, then tap another to swap them. Hit Check when you think you have it, or Reset to start over.

Every word in the list is hidden in the letter grid. Words run horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, and can go forward or backward. To mark a word: click the first letter, then click the last letter. Found words stay highlighted and cross off the list. Find them all.

Every letter in the coded message stands for a different letter. Click a coded letter to select it, then click a letter in the alphabet bar to assign it. Every matching coded letter fills in at once. One-letter words are usually A or I, and the most common letter in English is E. Reveal shows the full answer.

Five questions, four choices each. Pick an answer and you find out instantly. No penalty for guessing, so have a go at every one. Your running score sits at the top of the panel.

Three notable events from this date in years past, drawn from Wikipedia's On This Day. Follow the link to read the full story.

A thought for the day, drawn from a wide range of writers. When the quote service is quiet, Poor Richard steps in, which is never a bad thing.