Article: Star-spangled maze.(PUZZLE PAGES)

Article: Star-spangled maze. (Puzzle ...
Jack & Jill;  July 1, 2002 ;     267 words ...Can you find your way through this American flag maze?

Article: Ssssssssneaky!(Puzzle Pages)
Jack & Jill;  May 1, 2004 ;     345 words ...Find the word that is OPPOSITE of each clue. Then write that word in the boxes on Sneaky Snake. The last letter of each word will be the first letter of the next word. We have given you a start. Clues: 1. Land 2. Wrong 3. Bottom 4. Ugly 5. No 6. Rough 7. Good-bye 8. New 9. Eat 10. Spoon 11. Chicken

Article: Teammates.(PUZZLE PAGES)
Jack & Jill;  September 1, 2004 ;     390 words ...Can you match the words from column B with the sports in column A? A 1. swimming 2. baseball 3. soccer 4. racing 5. golf 6. fishing 7. walking B a. putt b. winner c. goal d. suit e. stick f. bat g. rod 1. d 2. f 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. g 7. e

Article: Tall tails.(PUZZLE PAGES)(Brief article)
Jack & Jill;  July 1, 2007 ;     461 words ...These dinosaurs have gotten tangled in a knot. Help untie them by tracing each tail to its owner. It will help to color each dinosaur with a different crayon. Answers 1.-B. 2.-E. 3.-F. 4.-A. 5.-D. 6.-C. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]

Article: Write ryhmes.(PUZZLE PAGES)(Brief article)
Jack & Jill;  July 1, 2007 ;     516 words ...Each clue on the left suggests a rhyming phrase. For instance, a wet light would be a damp lamp. Can you find the right rhymes? 1. Amusing rabbit 2. Colored cot 3. incorrect melody 4. Seashore haunter 5. Wonderful platter 6. Royal jewelry 7. Artificial duck Answers 1. funny bunny 2. red bed 3.

Article: Sparse sports.(Puzzle Pages)
Jack & Jill;  March 1, 2004 ;     410 words ...Peabody, the class clown, is at it again. The teacher wrote the names of six sports on the chalkboard. But Peabody erased parts of each letter. Can you complete the letters so the teacher can continue? Answers Baseball Tennis Football Hockey Golf Swimming

Article: Panda peril.(Puzzle Pages)
Jack & Jill;  March 1, 2004 ;     285 words ...This panda is shouting a warning for all to hear. To read her message, use a pencil or crayon to fill in only the triangles. Answer [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]