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Printable 10x10 Nonograms (Medium), Pack 5
Ten-by-ten nonograms are where the method really kicks in: overlapping blocks, crossing off empty squares and carrying what you learn from rows to columns. A good size for a lunch break or a classroom challenge.
Pack 5 of 5 has six nonograms with an answer key on the second page. Between 46 and 71 percent of the squares end up shaded, so no two grids look alike.
10x10 Nonograms (Medium) · Pack 5
logicpuzzles.ca/printable/nonograms/medium-10x10/pack-5
Puzzle 1 · #130
71
323
1111
123
72
141
241
17
133
113
511
2111
33
122
27
35
141
115
123
9
Puzzle 2 · #109
42
44
54
16
143
43
15
114
141
35
321
411
323
7
32
212
44
10
71
26
Puzzle 3 · #92
311
121
1111
114
1111
111
121
1211
14
12111
111
31
121
53
22
114
1111
12
211
321
Puzzle 4 · #138
1112
511
5
12
43
23
322
14
21
114
232
131
2121
12
221
122
2211
1111
52
122
Puzzle 5 · #74
2113
54
16
16
1132
1221
32
421
1121
132
32
23
131
34
421
1312
53
43
512
2311
Puzzle 6 · #86
35
41
42
1211
2211
43
413
26
151
1221
114
8
322
422
42
114
213
14
115
16
Answers: 10x10 Nonograms (Medium) · Pack 5
logicpuzzles.ca/printable/nonograms/medium-10x10/pack-5
Puzzle 1
71
323
1111
123
72
141
241
17
133
113
511
2111
33
122
27
35
141
115
123
9
Puzzle 2
42
44
54
16
143
43
15
114
141
35
321
411
323
7
32
212
44
10
71
26
Puzzle 3
311
121
1111
114
1111
111
121
1211
14
12111
111
31
121
53
22
114
1111
12
211
321
Puzzle 4
1112
511
5
12
43
23
322
14
21
114
232
131
2121
12
221
122
2211
1111
52
122
Puzzle 5
2113
54
16
16
1132
1221
32
421
1121
132
32
23
131
34
421
1312
53
43
512
2311
Puzzle 6
35
41
42
1211
2211
43
413
26
151
1221
114
8
322
422
42
114
213
14
115
16
How to solve
- Read the clues: The numbers beside a row (or above a column) are the lengths of its shaded blocks, in order, with at least one empty square between blocks.
- Start with big blocks: A block longer than half the line always covers its middle squares, wherever it slides.
- Mark the empties: Put a dot or an X in squares that must stay empty. They cut lines into smaller pieces.
- Cross over: Every square you settle in a row is new information for its column, and the other way round.
Free to print and copy for home, classroom and library use. Every puzzle has one answer you can reach by logic alone.