These crosswords are made for kids ages 8 to 12. They are made up of words that are often found in third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade spelling lists and cover subjects of interest to older kids. To view or print a crossword puzzle for children click on its title.
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object in the shape of a tube. look at closely. special part of something. mark on skin. long part that grows from sea animals.
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hang loosely. bring closer. something that happens. carried along. get started.
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person who does a job without pay. able to learn, think, and understand. land beside the sea. public sale. flow of air.
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silky case of an insect. small amount of water. dividing line. right for some purpose. sweet liquid in a flower.
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a noisy quarrel. a passage taken from a book. to complete for. to work with, work together. to float or hang suspended over.
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grab or get in the way of a player. point beyond which one may not go. open flat area marked off for a game. group of people that work together. surprise.
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one of the seven great land areas. plan that gives expected times. having an unpleasant taste or smell. honor or praise. sudden increase in wind.
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go out of sight. something that is done. fix in one's memory. cause air to move to cool. added or extra.
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low-lying area. room for babies. to hold. something done without thinking. hard to please.
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happening slowly. to protect. very unhappy. wish to hurt someone on purpose. single person.
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Source or cause of great excitement or interest. A period of 100 Years. People who study events in history that happened long ago.. Mass of matter that is compared to its volume. A, meeting especially one that is unplanned but brief.
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long open tunnel. thin, straight piece. move from one place to another. bundle of wires. large church.
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finish a course of study. trick or joke. causing one to be upset. first in important. take a chance.
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number of things happening in a certain order. tiny unit of living matter. to put in a certain order. eyesight. way in which shapes are placed.
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excitement. fair or show. speed in acting. to spread about. large area of sea.
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shelter or protection. saving or delivering from evil. dark prison usually underground. to murder. heavy thick wooden board.
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certain; sure. story or account of something. look up to. an act. showing little or no fear.
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skill for doing something. series of contests. place in a certain class or level. something done to pass the time pleasantly. way something ends.
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A wildly excited state of mind. Seriously, somberly. A trap. Not toxicated or drunk. Filled with dismay; horrified.
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test result showing person has what is suspected. citizen of the United States. a person or bank you borrow money from. test result that shows person does not have what is suspected. to put aside for future use or delivery.
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To quarrel or argue in a noisy, angry way; to obtain by argument; to herd. Make impossible, prevent, or shut-out. Applause or enthusiastic praise or approval. To make or force one's way by pushing or elbowing; to bump, shove, or brush against. Of or relating to a slave; behaving like or suitable for a slave or servant.
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main subject or idea of something. to levae. overall feeling of something. to give something to somebody. main place of something.
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the force of a collision. carefully thought out;done on purpose. to violate a law, custom, or commandment. the results of an act or decision . to make similar;to bring to harmony .
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complete something like a business deal. the act of sending something through a radio or tv. take it from place to another . read a work that has been put into words of another language . the process of pasing over, acrosss, or through.
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Not extreme. dealing with distinctions between right and wrong . occurring at the beginning. Not enough. Agreement.
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EQUATION. VARIABLE. RATIO. INVERSE OPERATION. CONSTANT.
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whole numbers and there opposites. 1,2,3 . number under zero. reversible operation. adding up fraction and take them away.
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to alter. to weaken or thin by adding liquid . a secret. the point of greatest intensity. quickness.
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After he lilled the dog, the children felt ______________towards their dad.. The old lady felt ____________ after she rested for hours.. The teacher had to ___________ the total of treats amongst the students.. Larry broke the window and then tried to ______________ why he did it. . The dog that was chasing me just _________________ from no where..
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make something seem smaller or less important. describes something that covers a large area. a small piece of something larger. something that is very large. you have enough of something to meet your needs.
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to run around lightly. large crowd. fit to drink. useless. to slander.
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Denied the enjoyment of the normal rights of a society because of low economic and social status. Pertaining to a stationary position. To cause loathing or to offend the good taste of.. To grip firmly. To ridicule by mimicry of action or speech.
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brash. large crowd. fit to drink. useless. to slander.
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very deep;very serious. to help explain the meaning. based on stories handed down from to generation to generation. trustworthy. a traditional story used to explain the world or human behaviors.
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If, then statement. applying logic and reason to observations and conclusions. describing something with numbers or formulas. describing something with words. force with which gravity pulls on a quantity of matter.
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A plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of a building, garment or other object before it is built or made. . A planned and systematic pattern of all actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that the product optimally fulfills customers' expectations, i.e. that it is problem-free and well able to perform the task it was designed for.. the act of innovating; introduction of new things or methods.. the result or achievement toward which effort is directed; aim; end. . - A decision-making process surrounds any design, whether it is architectural, graphic, or something abstract, like a business model. .
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to bump, push, or shove. to hurry. awake and alert. to be skillful. to be violent.
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Bad news. Alliance. Assemble. Dullness. Game.
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awkward, bulky, or clumsy. to identify or discover brethren. modest or devoted . careless or erratic. skill or ability to do something.
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the use of tools and other inventions for practical purposes. writing that uses wedge-shaped characters. a symbol that stands for an object. an importance. flat-bottomed carts.
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words or a way of saying something. to want something someone else has. a dangerous funnel shaped column of whirling winds. in a are in a city but not in a country. string-like thread of some material.
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imperfection. acting from a natural impulse. full of spirit. left to ones choice. unwilling to give in.
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staring in a angry manner. is a flinch, to tense the body. to be stubborn. to be bitter, poor. brave or spirited.
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The teacher is ______ because she allows her students to correct their own tests.. The pet owners _______ left his dog in hunger.. numerous. a creative work. The ______ woman often stayed at home because she was new to the neighborhood..
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A plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of a building, garment, or other object before it is built or made.. -The maintenance of a desired level of quality in a service or product. -A new method, idea, product, etc.. the evaluation or estimation of the nature, quality, or ability of someone or something.. The objects of a person's ambition or effort; an aim or desired result.
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covered in snow. tired. small primate. alone of its kind. highest in charge.
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useless;pointless. fair,just;frank. to make easy,to assist or help. not harsh or strict when judging. a doorsill;the beginning point.
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the science or practice of manging the soil, producing crops, and raosong livestook. the movement from one county or region to settle in another . services performed by workers for wages or profits. a group of people with similar incomes, ways of living, and backgrounds. time before writing was invented .
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the outcome of being beaten by opponents in a war. what occurs when two objects rub against each other. searching or examining something to learn more about it. to stop for a short time. the process of leaving a home or area for reasons of safety.
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to stick to and not come loose . no longer living. determined ; not yielding. adding to one's comfort. the highest degree.
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