Puzzles

This series of fun worksheets will have students learn to solve cryptogram puzzles.

My students never get sick of doing cryptograms. I usually add one each month to their morning folders. Here is the one that is going in Octobers folder. It is a paragraph from a poem called "A Fall Song" by Ellen Rubena Field. The answer to the cryptogram is "Good by sweet flowers through bright summer hours you have filled our hearts with cheer We shall miss you so and yet you must go, for this is the fall of the year." "http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fall-Cryptogram

Here is A fun Cryptogram on kindness. I am in the process of making a few of these to go in the students morning folders next year. I could give you the answer, but that would be no fun! Pick one up for free! http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Kindness-Cryptogram

Enjoy these festive 6-letter winter word scramble puzzles! Perfect for kids and puzzle enthusiasts, they offer a fun challenge with printable word games, riddles, and holiday cheer. Engage in winter word search and crossword puzzles this January. Dive into winter jokes and wuzzles for extra festive fun—an ideal activity for family and classroom holiday celebrations! 🎄❄️

Teaching has been made more challenging these days. With the current pandemic situation, schools are encouraged to be more adaptive to virtual learning. However, with tons of learning tools and res…

This free printable cryptogram features a quote by Winston Churchill, in which different letters are substituted for the correct ones. We’ve provided a couple letters to get you started – see if you can decode the rest of the quote!

Here's a quote from Shakespeare that has been encoded as a printable cryptogram. Good learning tool for kids and adults.

This free printable cryptogram features a quote by John Lennon, in which different letters are substituted for the correct ones. We’ve provided a couple letters to get you started – see if you can decode the rest of the quote!

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This free printable cryptogram features a quote by Thomas Edison, in which different letters are substituted for the correct ones. We’ve provided a couple letters to get you started – see if you can decode the rest of the quote!