Books of the Bible-Word Maze-11

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Books of the Bible-Word Maze-11

Why is it a good idea to use puzzles in the classroom? Home school and classroom educators benefit from using puzzles in the classroom as they provide fun, interactive and engaging lesson plan resources to support ongoing programming. Using puzzles to make learning fun is a fast, convenient and NO PREP complement to classroom programming.

This books of the Bible word maze puzzle includes a list of 19 word clues, with letters scrambled. This engages students' brains and activates problem solving strategies. Puzzles like this also foster cooperative and collaborative classrooms, as they provide opportunities for students to work together.

This word maze includes a list of 19 words.

Solve the Puzzle
1. to reveal the list of hidden words, unscramble the letters in each word clue (note some word clues may have more than one word in the clue, which means that the scrambled letters do not necessarily refer to the number of letters in each word)
2. start by locating the circled letter (this is the first letter of one word clue)
3. trace the letter path of the first hidden word (path lines can travel up/down, forwards/backwards, and diagonally)
4. once the letter path is complete, locate the starting letter of the next word and continue to trace its path line
5. repeat steps 3 and 4 until all letter paths are complete (remember path lines DO cross)
6. track progress by drawing a line through each word clue (helps to eliminate choices)

Use puzzles in the classroom:
1. to introduce a unit
2. include in literacy centers
3. support visual acuity and hand-eye coordination
4. engage student creativity by having them create their own word search puzzles
5. use the list of words as writing prompts