New to Sudoku, or printing for a child or a parent? Easy puzzles are the place to start. They give you more numbers to begin with, so you can fill the grid using simple checks instead of advanced techniques. TrySolitaire lets you print easy Sudoku at home — pick the large grid for comfortable reading and choose whether to include the answers.
Open the print panel, set the difficulty to easy, and print a sheet.
Open the print panelAn easy Sudoku starts with about 30 to 35 numbers already in place. With that many clues, most cells can be solved by scanning — looking along a row, column, or box to find the only spot a number can go. You rarely need pairs, X-Wing, or other advanced moves, which makes easy puzzles a calm, steady solve.
For the most comfortable solve, choose the large grid and one puzzle per page — the numbers are big and there is room to pencil in notes. Put the solution on a separate page so it is there when you want to check, but out of sight while you solve.
Pick a number, say 5. Look at each row, column, and 3×3 box that already has a 5 and rule out those lines. Often a box will have just one open cell where a 5 can fit — write it in. Work through the numbers this way and an easy grid fills in steadily. When you are ready for more, move up to harder printable Sudoku.
Yes. The large grid and extra clues make them friendly for children, and they build logic and number sense.
Yes. Choose "no solutions" if you want a clean challenge, or keep the answer key for self-checking.
No. Save the sheet as a PDF and print it later, or solve it on a tablet.