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US Letter · 1 printed page · low ink · tap to zoom

Cut & Paste game

Crack the Code

Ages 9-10 Logic & PuzzlesReading & Words

Cut out 12 key cards (letter = number) and glue each one over its matching letter box in the A-to-Z table. Then use the finished key to crack a coded punchline, number by number, all the way through 19 coded letters and five words. A tiny 2-letter example teaches the lookup before the real code starts.

Print this game (PDF)

Free to print. Six games make a playset — the tray builds the PDF with a parent page on top. One sentence about your kid and the words on this page are theirs.

What you’ll need

  • A printer
  • One sheet of Letter paper
  • A pencil
  • Kid scissors
  • A glue stick
Builds
Logic & Puzzles + Reading & Words
Game type
Cut & Paste
Language
English
Paper
US Letter, portrait, one page
The printed page of Crack the Code

Make it theirs

Who is this page for?

Ray says: One sentence is plenty. I rewrite the words on this game for them; the pictures stay put for now.

Page language

We never keep their name, and we strip the name you type here before anything goes to the AI. Leave names out of your sentence too — only the name box is stripped. Three a day keeps this free. Privacy

Your playset

0 of 6 games picked

Six little frames, waiting. Add any game that catches your eye — the tray keeps your picks while you browse.