Welcome to Discovery Education's Puzzlemaker-Create a cryptogram puzzle!

World Famous from The Teacher's Corner Ads Blocked:That's OK! You are viewing a 'AD-Free' version of our site that has limited functionality You will get a MUCH IMPROVED application by simply allowing our advertisements to show! If you are completely against ads, we do have a fee supported site that contains no ads, and also offers a few extras over our ad supported site! Cryptogram decoder, solver and encoder The cryptogram is one of the oldest classical ciphers. It is simple enough that it usually can be solved by hand. Each letter is replaced by a different letter of the alphabet, so solving the puzzle means finding out the original lettering. A cryptogram is also called a monoalphabetic substitution cipher.

Cryptogram Assistant This is a JavaScript 1.2 implementation of a letter-pair replacement solver, also known as a substitution cipher. This is the kind of puzzle where A is N, B is O, C is P, etc. It can also be called a cryptoquip or a cryptogram in the local newspaper. To use it, you just define a "key" and the letters in the upper part will be translated and shown in the lower part. Gamification: Where to Begin? #gamification #3dgamelab #gbl #arg Playing Futures: Applied Nomadology – Some Rights Reserved I’ve been getting questions about where to begin if you want to gamify your classes and I thought I’d share some of what has worked for me here. To begin I just want to say that gamification can happen without spending any money.

Create your own printable word find worksheets @ A to Z Teacher Stuff Create your own custom word search worksheets! A variety of options are available including font size, font style, lowercase or uppercase letters, grid shape, word placement, and more. Experiment with the settings below to find the best results for printing. You may also need to adjust your browser's page setup (change margins, header/footer, or switch to landscape/portrait mode), then go to 'Print Preview' before printing. These options are under your browser's File menu. Landscape mode works best for many puzzles.

Code Names for the Classroom - MAKE LEARNING MAGICAL! Game Scenario:Two restaurants have been temporarily shut down due to a failed restaurant inspection. The Executive Chefs are on a race against the clock to find the source of the failed score and save their restaurant from closing forever. (Change the game scenario to match your content!)​ ​Materials needed:200 3x5 cards cut in half.The the map cards from the original Code Names gamePlastic stand from original game. Buy extras on Amazon. Click HERE Blue, red, & white tokens or card stock cut into blue, red & white squares1 black poker chip or card stock cut into a square

Here’s how to look at life-sized animals in AR through Google Search At its I/O developer’s conference in May, Google announced that it was bringing a neat feature to its search results: augmented reality models, which allows users to take a look as a 3D image of a search result. The company just rolled out the feature to users with an ARCore or ARKit-ready Android phone or iPhone, as spotted by Cnet. The feature only has a couple of animals that you can check out right now, such as a tiger, a lion, a giant panda, a rottweiler, a wolf, and a bunch of others. Google Slides interactive notebooks + 20 activities to fill them - Ditch That Textbook There are TONS of awesome multimedia activities you can do with interactive notebooks. They’re easy and free! Get the how-to’s and a downloadable template to get started! Interactive notebooks have taken lots of classrooms everywhere by storm. The idea: a central space where students can create, write and make meaning.

How to Teach a Remote Lesson with Pear Deck Overview Pear Deck uses a WiFi connection to allow you to present and collect responses from students in real time. If you have access to the internet and the proper devices, you and your students can work through a Pear Deck lesson anywhere. We understand that many schools are facing the challenges of closure due to Covid-19. Creating Your Own Virtual Reality for the Classroom - Nearpod Blog I never thought of myself as a technical person. Now I work for Nearpod, one of the most amazing Ed Tech companies around teaching Virtual Reality integrations to teachers all over the world. VR is more than amazing technology, it is a way to engage students with visual and hands on learning in a meaningful way for students. Imagine visiting famous landmarks around the world that you are studying in Social Studies, or visualizing the setting of a story you are reading in Language Arts class.

How to Create and Solve a Logic Puzzle To begin, Jack draws a grid with four columns and four rows and then subdivides the lower three rows into three rows each as illustrated above (Fig 1). In the top row, he writes in the names of the jockeys in order (Willie, Eddie, Fidel) and puts the nine variables in the left-hand column. He then writes the six statements out below the grid. Note: The statements that refer to left and right are from the perspective of the viewer when looking at the jockeys at the press conference (in the grid).