Word Games

By Anonymous -
Whether it's solving a crossword puzzle or playing Hangman, I have always loved to play word games.  Jog the Web has a great collection of word games to play.  Here is an overview:

Spinners Luck
 Click on letters and try to solve the puzzle.

Wordplex
 Put the letters in order to form a word that fits the clue.

Guessword
Guess the word.  Green boxes means right letter in the right spot.  Circled letter means right letter in a different spot.  You have 5 chances to guess the word.




Wordworks
Un
 Unscramble the word as it moves across the screen.



Word Builder
 Click letters to make words.  The game ends if the tiles reach the top. 


Joy Words
Find words with 3, 4, 5 or even 6 letters.  Get as many words as possible before the time runs out.  Click shuffle to mix up the letters.  This was one of my favorites.

 Here are the solutions to the puzzle I tried to solve.


Chain Letters
 Click letters in a chain to make words.  Get as many words as you can before the timer runs out.


Word Craze
 Type as many words as you can that have the same number of letters as there are boxes and also have the target letter in the same place as the one above!


Hexed
 Click a letter and solve the question.  This one asks what D city in Texas is home of the NBA team, Mavericks?  I said Dallas.  Try to get as many tiles in a row as you can.


Wheel of Fortune
 
 
Plays just like Wheel of Fortune.  I love this game!

I think students will enjoy playing these word games as much as I did.  It is also a great vocabulary builder.  Please share these with your students!

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