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Crossword puzzle printable: themed, newspaper-style and kids' grids

Crossword puzzles — a small crossword grid of white and black cells with tiny numbers in the cell corners, a clue area beneath of numbered blank ruled lines each with a small picture beside it, and a border of small themed drawings, bright flat classroom design, bold colour blocks and rounded corners on thick cell rules

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Reading 1Themed crossword
Reading 2Newspaper grid
Reading 3Kids picture crossword

The crossword as a printable worksheet: a small themed grid with a picture clue bank, a large newspaper-style grid for older students, and a kids' crossword with pictures set inside the grid itself. These nine come in bright, newspaper and pastel looks; the grid's black-and-white cells are the drawing and the clue lines print blank, so any theme requested redraws the same three grid styles.

  • a themed unit review worksheet
  • a kids' picture-clue puzzle
  • a substitute-day independent activity
  • a newspaper-style challenge for older students
  • a classroom morning-work handout

Frequently asked questions

Are the clues included?
The clue lines print blank next to a picture clue bank — a teacher fills in the specific words for the unit.
What's the difference between the three grid styles?
The small themed grid suits a quick review, the newspaper-style grid is a larger challenge, and the kids' grid sets pictures directly inside the crossword squares.
Can I get a different theme?
Yes — the direction field takes any theme, and the same three grid styles redraw around it.
What size do these print at?
Portrait A4 proportions, sized to print clean on standard paper.

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