We divided into two teams. The first team to finish their puzzle won!
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This is fabulous! Thanks for sharing!,
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ReplyDeleteI like the puzzle idea! It could be used for younger kids, too, with large-piece puzzles.
ReplyDeletethis could be adapted for lots of different word skills...great idea :)
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