Back to
school!
| A | H | G | S | E | H | T | O | L | C | T | S | P | E | S |
| S | O | N | H | S | I | L | G | N | E | A | T | E | D | C |
| P | M | I | K | G | N | I | D | A | E | R | N | N | H | E |
| E | E | N | R | O | I | S | O | N | M | E | E | C | L | W |
| L | R | R | S | H | O | O | M | O | A | I | M | I | O | K |
| L | O | A | E | C | E | B | O | S | R | H | N | L | O | I |
| I | O | E | R | M | I | R | E | F | S | E | G | S | H | L |
| N | M | L | U | F | S | E | I | T | I | V | I | T | C | A |
| G | P | R | T | S | O | G | N | R | O | E | S | W | S | P |
| S | S | B | A | C | K | P | A | C | K | N | S | R | T | E |
| I | V | L | R | T | E | A | C | H | E | R | A | I | U | N |
| E | C | L | E | H | O | M | E | W | O | R | K | T | D | C |
| Y | U | N | T | P | R | O | J | E | C | T | S | I | E | I |
| N | E | C | I | C | O | U | R | S | E | S | E | N | N | L |
| S | S | A | L | H | I | S | T | O | R | Y | R | G | T | Y |
|
THE WORDS YOU MUST
FIND IN THE TABLE ABOVE...
|
ACTIVITIES ASSIGNMENTS BACKPACK CLASSROOM CLOTHES COURSES ENGLISH FRIENDS HISTORY HOMEROOM HOMEWORK LEARNING LITERATURE NOTEBOOK PENCIL PENCILS PROJECTS READING SCHOOL SCIENCE SPELLING STUDENT TEACHER WRITING Click here to listen to these words | Help | Double click on the words you don't understand
Build the mysterious sentence with all the remaining letters (don't forget to start from the top left-hand corner):
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ .
Thomas Carruthers
|
> ANSWERS How it works: For example: the letter "A" of "ACTIVITIES" (15,8,W) is in the 15th column, on the 8th line. ACTIVITIES(15,8,W) ASSIGNMENTS(12,11,N) BACKPACK(3,10,E) CLASSROOM(2,12,NE) CLOTHES(10,1,W) COURSES(5,14,E) ENGLISH(10,2,W) FRIENDS(9,7,NE) HISTORY(5,15,E) HOMEROOM(2,1,S) HOMEWORK(5,12,E) LEARNING(3,8,N) LITERATURE(4,15,N) NOTEBOOK(11,10,NW) PENCIL(15,9,S) PENCILS(13,1,S) PROJECTS(5,13,E) READING(11,3,W) SCHOOL(14,9,N) SCIENCE(4,5,SE) SPELLING(1,2,S) STUDENT(14,9,S) TEACHER(5,11,E) WRITING(13,9,S)
A teacher is one who makes himself progressively unnecessary. (Thomas Carruthers) |