Creating Puzzles are a fun way to practice vocabulary and structure in the target language. Teacher created, they can serve as:

• Bell work
• Homework
• Students who finish an assignment early during class can work on a puzzle.
• PUZZLE BOOKLET
  Assign students specific vocabulary from each chapter of the book throughout the school year and create a Puzzle booklet, that will serve you for subsequent years as well.

• Word Search
  Type in a list of words and the computer will hide them in a grid of letters. Choose the size, set a few options and you are finished.
• Word Search with a Hidden Message
  After all of the words are found the letters that are not used reveal a hidden message!
• Criss-Cross Puzzle
  Your list of words will be linked together, numbered and formatted, ready for you to print and hand out.
• Number Blocks
  Creates a block of numbers that will challenge arithmetic and algebra skills. Each row, column and diagonal add up to a total but some numbers are missing.
• Math Square
  Math formulas are linked together to form a square.
• Double Puzzle
  Enter a set of words or phrases to be scrambled. Then enter a final phrase that the solver will be able to put together from the letters in the clue words. The final phrase can be scrambled or numbered.
• Cryptograms
  Enter a phrase and the computer will assign a number to each letter.
• Letter Tiles
  Enter a phrase and the computer will break it into tiles with letters on them. The solver unscrambles the tiles to rebuild the phrase.
• Fallen Phrase
  Enter a phrase and the computer will place the letters in a grid. Each letter appears in the same column, but below where it should be. The solver must put the letters back in the grid and rebuild the phrase.
• Computer Generated Mazes
  Choose from a variety of shapes, set the size, and let the computer generate a unique maze ready for you to paste into your newsletter.