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Large Print Sudoku

One puzzle per page with big numbers (each square is about 3/4 inch). Easy and Medium books, each with answers, free to download.

Large print PDFs (10 puzzles each, with answers)

US Letter, 1 puzzle per page, 13 pages. Puzzles are on pages 1–10 and answers on pages 11–13.

EasyBook 1PDF, 248 KBBook 2PDF, 248 KB
MediumBook 1PDF, 238 KBBook 2PDF, 238 KB

New to sudoku? The rules are simple

Running a sudoku session

  1. 1

    Start with one Easy page per person. Pairs or small groups sharing one page works well too, since people can talk it through.

  2. 2

    Before handing out pages, draw one puzzle on a whiteboard and fill in one square together where only one number fits. It makes explaining the rules quick.

  3. 3

    Set a time limit (for example, 15 minutes). Filling in some of the squares is plenty.

  4. 4

    Keep the answer pages (11–13) yourself and use them to check at the end.

  5. 5

    Once Easy feels comfortable, move on to Medium.

Tips for activity directors and families

What you can do with them

Free to use

  • Print and photocopy them freely at home, in schools, after-school programs, senior living communities, nursing homes, senior centers, hospitals and libraries. No permission needed.
  • Use them in class, as homework or in activity programs, and combine them with other worksheets into a packet if you like.
  • Sharing within your school or facility is fine, including your class app or a staff-only drive.
  • Using them in programs or classes that charge a fee is fine.

Please

  • If you post on a page anyone can download from, please link to this page instead of uploading the PDFs.
  • Keep the puzuru.com line at the bottom of each page. If you cut out a puzzle for a newsletter, add "Source: puzuru.com".
  • Please don't sell the printouts themselves.

Link to us

If these help your class, residents or readers, we'd be grateful for a mention on your blog or school/center website. You can paste this link as is.

<a href="https://puzuru.com/en/sudoku/printable/large-print/">Free large print sudoku (puzuru)</a>

Add a free sudoku game to your website

Paste the line below and visitors can play sudoku right on your site (Easy to Extreme, with hints and mistake checking). No sign-up, no permission needed. In WordPress, use a Custom HTML block (some blog platforms don't allow iframes). If the bottom is cut off, increase the height number. The embedded game has no leaderboard or share buttons.

<iframe src="https://puzuru.com/en/embed/sudoku/" title="Sudoku (puzuru)" width="100%" height="770" style="border:0;max-width:480px" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes, and there's no sign-up. Download the PDF and print it.

Can we copy these for our care home or senior center?

Yes. Copy and hand them out as often as you like, at a facility or at home. Please don't sell the pages or post the PDFs on another website (see "What you can do with them").

Does sudoku prevent dementia?

puzuru's puzzles are for fun. We don't claim they prevent or improve any medical condition.

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