Title:
Enter a meaningful title. It WILL be displayed on the printout and will also be used if you decide to autosubmit your Double Puzzle to BusyTeacher's database.Example: Easter Double Puzzle
Enter your clue words:
Enter each clue word (we recommend 4-8 words) on its own line. Students will need to unscramble each clue word and use one letter from it to decode the final word/phrase (see below).
Enter the final word or phrase:
Enter the word or phrase that will be created by combining the letters from each of the clue words above.
Numbered or scrambled?
Scrambled (best for short words)
Numbered (best for longer phrases or unusual words)
The final word/phrase is made up of letters from the clue words you have added. The letters can be scrambled, giving the solver another challenge, or the letters can be numbered, making the Double Puzzle slightly easier to solve.
YES, I want to autosubmit this Double Puzzle to BusyTeacher! (optional)
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Categories:
Grammar Adjectives Compound Adjectives Degrees of Comparison -ed and -ing endings Negative Adjectives Opposites Other Adjectives Adjectives vs. Adverbs Adverbs Articles Definite Article Indefinite Article Mixed Article Zero Article Business Grammar Clauses Adjective Clauses Adverb Clauses Defining/Non-defining Relative Clauses Noun Clauses Conditionals First Conditional Second Conditional Third Conditional Zero Conditionals Wish/Should Have/Were to Correcting Mistakes Infinitive and Gerund Inversion Modal Verbs Be Able to Be to Can/Could Have to May/Might Must Should/Ought to Mood Indicative/Imperative Mood Subjunctive Mood Nouns Countable/Uncountable Nouns Possessive Case Singular/Plural Nouns Numerals and Dates Cardinal Numbers Ordinal Numbers Large Numbers Dates Passive Voice Prepositions and Conjunctions Pronouns Demonstrative Pronouns Possessive Pronouns Reflexive Pronouns Personal Pronouns Questions and Short Answers Reported Speech Tag Questions Tense Worksheets Future Continuous Future Perfect Future Perfect Continuous Future Simple Going to Past Continuous Past Perfect Past Perfect Continuous Past Simple Past Simple vs. Present Perfect Present Continuous Present Perfect Present Perfect Continuous Present Simple Present Simple vs. Present Continuous 'Used to' and 'Would' Word Order Verbs Vocabulary Abbreviations Advertising and Brands Alphabet Animals Brainteasers British/American Business Vocabulary Email English Celebrities/Biographies City and Countryside Collocations Colours Countries/Nationalities Australia/New Zealand USA United Kingdom Canada Crime and Punishment Describing People and Things Appearance/Body Parts Describing Things Character and Personality Dictionary Activities Environment and Nature Everyday/Social English Family/Friends Fashion and Style Feelings and Emotions Food and Drinks Cooking Drinks Eating Habits Food Fruit and Vegetables Restaurants and Cafes Getting-to-Know Each Other Directions - Giving and Asking Opinions Holidays and Celebrations Family Day Groundhog Day Independence Day April Fools Back to School Christmas Earth Day & Earth Hour Mother's Day Father's Day Hanukkah Easter General Halloween End of Year New Year Saint Patrick's Day Saint Valentine's Day Thanksgiving Worksheets World Cup Horoscopes/Zodiac Sign House/Flat/Rooms Humour Idioms Jobs and Professions Love and Marriage Mass-media Music Newspaper English Suggestions and Offers Office Permission Phrasal Verbs Plans Polite Requests Politics Projects Quizzes and Hunts Quotations and Sayings Say/Tell/Speak/Talk School/University/Education Shopping/Clothes Signs and Notices Similes (as...as) Slang Sleep and Dreams Social Issues Space Spelling Sports and Hobbies Superstitions Modern Technology Computers and Internet Gadgets Telephones TV and Video Telling Time Travelling/Culture Studies Bank Cinema/Theatre/Museum Customs and Traditions Hotel Sightseeing Transport Crosswords/Boardgames Weather/Climate/Seasons Wordbuilding Homonyms Prefixes/Suffixes Synonyms/Antonyms Wordsets/Collocations Math Medicine and Health Money Months/Days of The Week Speaking Role-plays Mingling Activities Reading Listening ESL Songs For Teaching English Movie + Video + Cartoons Writing Dictations Punctuation Creative Writing Prompts Pronunciation Homophones Intonation, Rhythm and Stress Tongue Twisters Seasonal January February March April May June July August September October November December Teaching Ideas Classroom Management and Discipline Recycling and Revising Classroom Video Awards Emergency Fire Safety Earthquake Tsunami Classroom Posters Flashcards Coloring Pages To Print Warmers and Fillers Coursebook Resources ESL Essentials Site Announcements
Please choose up to 4 categories/topics that best describe your Double Puzzle. Your selection will NOT appear on the printout, but will help us place your Double Puzzle into the proper category in our database.
Describe It:
Please provide a short (3-4 sentences) description of your Double Puzzle. It will NOT appear on the printout - we'll only use it to add your puzzle to BusyTeacher's database.Don't include the clue words or the secret word/phrase here - they will be added to your description automatically.
