Þrautir frá öðrum kennurum, tilbúnar til að afrita
Flettu eftir efni, tungumáli eða tegund verkefnis. Hvert verkefni hér var deilt af þeim sem bjó það til.
Þegar þú afritar færðu útgáfu í þinn eigin aðgang — breyttu henni, spilaðu hana og fylgstu með niðurstöðum eins og hverju öðru verkefni. Spilalotur teljast á þinn aðgang, aldrei á þann sem bjó það upprunalega til.
Sopa De Letras- Chile
El rompecabezas que nos conecta
Rompecabezas AIC
random word hangman
it is about having fun and getting to know who knows how to spell and guadditionsee correctly
crucigrama
para quien quiera resolverlo
TEKA-TEKI SILANG ASIA TENGGARA
GEOGRAFI, PENGETAHUAN UMUM
IDV CROSSWORD
FOR IDV SWEATS
AGUARA GUAZU
ROMPECABEZAS DE ANIMALES AUTOCTONOS
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