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2001
| Play hide and seek on a piece of paper! The words hide, as jumbled letters in a grid, and you seek, by looking at the finished words in lists below. It's just a matter of noticing the finished words hidden in the grid by hunting them down, and up, and backwards, and diagonally. Once you spy the hidden words, you can circle them, then find phrases made by the words. All 56 puzzles demand great detective work, and each rewards you with a different secret message. The messages feature movie stars a....[more] |
1999
| How do you keep a crowd entertained at a party, picnic, family reunion, club or scout meeting, or any gathering? Liven up the festivities with games that get everyone up and talking to each other, and keep groups of 10 or more laughing. Ready, set, go! Compose a sentence (or two or three) by scrambling the letters of team members' names. Detect an error in a story as someone reads it aloud. Remove a letter from a word and turn the remaining letters into anagrams. Or try ones that call for bluffi....[more] |
2009
| The voters have spoken: these presidential word-search puzzles win by a landslide! From George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, these patriotic word searches introduce children to every president of the United States, plus their first ladies, and the White House. Each puzzle features words associated with that particular president, a biography, and facts about his birth place, education, family, occupation, political party, age at inauguration, campaign slogan, an....[more] |
| Young dino lovers will happily sink their teeth into these 33 super-saurus word searches. Not only will they learn all about Iguanodon, T-Rex, Pteranodon, Brachiosaurus, Eoraptor, Trilobites, Velociraptor, and more, but kids will give their language skills a fun workout as well. Every dinosaur gets an information-filled paragraph with specific words capitalized; these become the terms to look for in the grid. The facts include when each creature lived, where its fossils were found, its length an....[more] |
| It’s time to elect a president, and here’s something to attract children’s interest in the proceedings. From George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to Bill Clinton and George W. Bush: these patriotic word searches introduce children to every President of the United States, plus their First Ladies, sons and daughters, and the White House. Each puzzle features words associated with that particular president’s terms, a biography, and facts about his birth place, education, fa....[more] |
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