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The rocket of 2, 5 and 10
The 2, 5 and 10 times tables as a colour-in grid. Every right answer paints part of a hidden rocket, missed sums come back, and a finished grid earns a diploma.
ELA group 3
ELA Group 1
Fossil mystery puzzle
Sofia's graduation crossword
A crossword about a graduate: sixteen clues from five years of a biology degree, and marked cells that spell a message for her. Print it for the graduation poster.
Proverbs in pictures
Five English proverbs written in pictures. Change a letter under each picture, or say it out loud, and the saying reads back word by word.
Why do cats act so weird? An interactive video
TED-Ed’s lesson on why cats climb, pounce, hide and purr. The video stops for a question now and then, and a wrong answer offers to replay the part it was about.
Haiku jumble
haiku
SCI5 T2 W2-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
An interactive game on the parts and functions of the respiratory system
Car bingo: thirty things to spot on the road
Car bingo for the road trip: thirty pictures of things to spot out of the window. Nothing is called; everyone taps what they see and watches the other cards fill up.
First sums up to 5 with a secret message
Seven first sums: no number bigger than 5, only plus and minus. Every answer is a letter, and together they spell a little sentence.
Pycto puzzle: harbour at sunset
A photo in sixteen pieces, all on the board and all in the wrong place. Swap two at a time until the picture is whole.
Animal facts loop
Ten animals, each asked for by a fact and answered by a picture. Find the animal in your hand that answers the card on the table, and the chain grows until it loops back to the start.
Word Search
Planets fact grid
Five planets: their place from the Sun, what each is known for and the Roman god it is named after. What pupils know fills the grid; three clues help with the gods.
The science fair
Four pupils, four projects, four time slots and four stand colours. Seven clues, one answer: work out the whole science fair by crossing things off.
Occupations Umscramble
An umscramble activity to practice grammar and vocabulary
Professional Electrical Tool Crossword
Energy Tech I
The toilet crossword
For the girlies and the gays
PAKIKIPAGKAIBIGAN
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213213
IDV CROSSWORD
FOR IDV SWEATS
Isaiah Harguess
Ghhh
Creeper Jigsaw
Minecraft Creeper
Setting the table in Spanish: picture, word, meaning
Eight things on a laid table, each with its Spanish and its English word. Line up the three columns; a row only counts when picture, Spanish and English all match.
Where is the cat? Prepositions with pictures
Six picture puzzles about where things are: put the cat in the box, the dog behind the tree. Every rule is drawn as pictures, so children who cannot read yet can play.
How much of a planner are you?
How much of a planner are you? Seven work moments, no right answers. Each answer moves you along one scale, and where you land is your result.
The office week: newsletter puzzle
A newsletter-style arrowword about an ordinary office week. Clues sit in the grid, and the numbered cells spell the solution word readers would send in.
Center for Health & Nature Rose Matching
Kind words, in the shape of a heart
Fourteen kind words hidden in a word search cut to the shape of a heart.
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