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Christmas Songs Cryptograms 2022
A new post featuring a Christmas Songs Cryptograms has been added here:
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Thanksgiving Word Scramble 2022
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Fall Fill-In Puzzle
A new post featuring a Fall Fill-In (Criss-Cross) Puzzle has been posted here:
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Nature Walk Word Search & Wreath Craft 2022
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Fall Recipe Word Search: Warm Cranberry Punch
How long will it take you to find the 12 words hidden in this puzzle?
Fall Recipe: Warm Cranberry Punch
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Fall A- Z List With Activity Suggestions
Make an A-Z list of fall-related words, then brainstorm some ways to use the list to:
Develop your own games. For ex:
· Charades
· Nature Hunt
· Nature Bingo
· “I’m Thinking Of A Word”
Use as many words as possible to:
· Make a one of a kind criss-cross (fill-in) puzzle on line or on graph paper.
· Draw or write a story.
· Make a Word Scramble
· Think of another word for the chosen words.
· Create a Rebus story.
· Plot out a DIY Word Search Puzzle
· Figure out the Word Values
· Figure out what words can Go Together. (Ex: Crunch & Leaves)
Use the idea provided or come up with your own.
· Decorate your home or room using the words as inspiration.
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Word Search Fall Edition 2022
How quickly can you find the 12 words hidden in the puzzle below?
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Recycle Challenge: Water Bottle Challenge
Before you throw that water bottle away, or toss it into the recycle bin, think of some fun and useful ways to give it a new purpose. Use a small water bottle or a gallon size.
Make sure you clean it out well and allow it to dry completely if you plan to store anything in it.
Tip: A little soapy water will clean it out, to remove odors, a little vinegar or baking soda can help eliminate it.
Here is a list of challenges, please choose as many as you would like to do:
· Use it to plant something that can grow during the fall season. (Gallon size plus would be best for this project.)
· Make a game: With one bottle.
· Make a game: With multiple bottles.
· Make a toy
· A science experiment
· A craft project
· Make a home for an imaginary creature
· A flip bottle game
· A bird feeder
· Storage container
· Some other practical thing
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Summer Word Wheel 
Set Up A Talent Show 
Everyone has something they are good at. Invite your friends, family, and neighbors to show off what they can do well or watch what others are doing.
You can plan this for a future date so participants can practice, or set up something spur of the moment. Ask everyone to bring a little something to share (food or drink) as admission, and set up a table in your yard, or at a park so everyone can access it.
Keep the show positive and encouraging because it takes a lot of guts to get up in front of people to show your stuff.
Are awards really needed or is getting up and sharing what you can do enough?
Some of the things people can do:
Sing, recite a poem, read a passage from their favorite book in a dramatic way, act something out, juggle, do a puppet show, tell a story, magic tricks, draw, etc..
Have fun ending the summer on a fun and entertaining note.
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Summer Songs Cryptogram
The cryptogram below is made up of fun summer related songs. As you figure out the number to letter code, write the number under the corresponding letter. To print, right mouse button click and save to your computer.
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