Suitable for 1st grade and 2nd grade
This is an easy one suitable for first and second graders, or for people learning English on their first or second year.
Click an empty square, and the definition will appear to the right. Type the answer, and click the OK button.
When you are finished with all the words, click the "Check puzzle" button.
Suitable for 1st grade
1st graders can enjoy practicing their spelling and vocabulary skills with this easy crossword.
This is an interactive activity which encourages the student to think of words, their meaning, and the specific letters that serve as their building blocks.
This one is adapted to the vocabulary and spelling level of 2nd graders. It could also be suitable for 1st graders towards the end of the school year.
Another easy puzzle suited for 2nd graders.
Click the square, and type your answer
Choose an empty square and click it. The clue will appear to the right.
Just type your answer, and hit the "Enter" key (or click the "OK" button).
If you don't know the answer, you can click the "Reveal Word" button.
When you are finished, click the "Check puzzle" button to have the computer go over your answers and give feedback.
Click the square, and type your answer
This one is also suitable for 3rd graders to practice and enhance their vocabulary and spelling skills.
Click the square, and type your answer
Online practice of vocabulary and spelling for 4th graders.
Click the square, and type your answer
This one is best for 5th grade students to play online and practice their knowledge of words.
Click the square, and type your answer
This one is intended for 6th graders.
Challenge yourself with this advanced level crossword, It's not very hard, but answering it does need you to use some of your thinking power...
Suitable for grades 2, 3 and 4
This is a fun crossword puzzle, with a unique user friendly interface.
The clues and definitions are not written outside, but rather hover the mouse over the grid, and the clues will immediately appear depending on the specific cells you hover above.
When you wish to answer, click the mouse button and type the answer.
3 digit numbers
This math crossword puzzle consists of place value problems relating to 3 digit numbers (100-999).
The various problems deal with the following subjects:
Writing in numeral form a number that is expressed in words, identifying the value of specific digits in a number, numbers written in expanded form, and addition and subtraction problems with base ten units.
4 digit numbers
This place value crossword puzzle is similar to the one on the left, but consists of problems of 4 digit numbers (1000-9999).
It also has expanded form problems, words to numerals, digit identification and base ten units addition and subtraction problems.
Rounding Numbers
In this one the clues are given in the following format:
"Round the number 7456 to the nearest ten".
Type the answer and hit the "Enter" key.
Remember that numbers ending with the digits 1 to 4 are rounded downwards, whereas numbers ending with the digits 5 to 9 are rounded upwards.
Rounding Numbers
Practice rounding to the nearest 100 with this crossword game.
Remember that a number that ends with fifty or higher will be rounded upwards, and a number ending with 49 and lower will be rounded downwards.
Comparing numbers for 2nd and 3rd graders
In this puzzle you will be asked in every clue to write the greater or smaller number among two numbers.
For example: Which of the following numbers is greater: 674 or 684?
Pay close attention to the instructions, because half of the clues are asking to find the greater number, and the other half to find the smaller number.
For grades 2, 3, and 4
This is a great activity welcome the fall with its beautiful colors and chilly weather.
The summer has ended, the days become shorter, football season has started, and Halloween is approaching!
For grades 2 - 5
Here is a free and easy Halloween activity for kids in elementary school (2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th graders).
It's an interactive crossword with answers for children to play online.
For grades 2, 3, and 4
A fun activity for Christmas, with easy clues and answers.
For grades 3 and up
Name the states given various clues
This could be used to learn and practice the 50 states of the United States.
The various clues relate to the:
- State borders (its neighboring states on the map).
- Its major and capital cities.
- Major landmarks.
- State nicknames.
- State abbreviation.
For grades 3 and up
Name the states given their abbreviations
This is a fun way to learn and practice the states abbreviations.
The clues are in the following form: "FL is the abbreviation of which state?".
Many of the abbreviations serve as good mnemonics themselves, so this crossword is relatively easy, and in most cases guessing the answer will be an "educated guess".
Usually the states abbreviations are taught in the 3rd and 4th grades.
For grades 4, 5 and 6
Name the states given their capitals
Students usually learn the US states capitals in 4th grade, 5th grade or 6th grade.
In this puzzle you are given a capital city name, and your job is to name its related state.
For example: Boston is the capital of which state? Answer: Massachusetts
If you wish for a puzzle of naming the capitals from given states, refer to the puzzle here on the right.
For grades 4, 5 and 6
Name the capitals given their states
In this one you are given the state, and you are asked to name its capital city.
For example:
What is the capital of Massachusetts?
Answer: Boston.
This isn't an easy challenge, so you are given the option to view the list of the capital cities.