Solve the fallen phrase message puzzle from William Wallace

Solve the Fallen Phrase Message Puzzle about the Loch Ness Monster The letters at the bottom of the grid are listed under the columns in which they appear (usually from top to bottom in alphabetical order, but not in this case) Those letters appear in the columns above them, but not necessarily in that order. The difficult part is forming the words as they read ACROSS the grid from the columns of letters that DO NOT FORM WORDS VERTICALLY! You will only be forming words horizontally from left to right across the grid (looping from the right end of one row into the left end of the next row, just as text in a book). When you have placed all of the letters where they go, they will form a phrase, usually insightful or humorous.

Solve the message puzzle from William Wallace

Solve the message puzzle about Phar Lap - students can cut and past to identify the quote.

Solve the message puzzle about Concorde

Solve the message puzzle about Waltzing Matilda - students cut and sort to identify the quote.

Solve the message puzzle from Michael Jackson

Solve the message puzzle from Louis Riel

Solve the message puzzle about Patriot Day by President Barack Obama

Barack Obama urges Americans to reject leaders who stoke hatred puzzle Can be used as a cut and sort

Wolves Coloring Pack - 18 pages

Foxes Coloring Pack - 20 pages​

Robot Coloring Pack - 18 pages

What did the Romans Do for Us - video starter (Child friendly video edit from Monty Python)

Benedict Arnold Word Search

Peter Minuit Word Search

Word Search Challenge Activity Students think of 15 words and disguise them into their grid. When their grid is complete they challenge another pupil or teacher to find a word that they choose. The pupil/teacher has 60 seconds to find it; if the student wins they will receive a stamp/credit.

Fidel Castro Word Search

Martin Luther King Jnr Word Search

Sojourner Truth Word Search