A fill-in puzzle gives you the words and asks you to find where they go. There are two kinds here. In a grid fill-in, every word from the word bank fits into a crossword-style grid exactly once. In a clue fill-in, you read a clue and write the answer in a row of boxes, with the word bank there to help. Both kinds are great for younger solvers and for building spelling skills.
Easy · Medium — every puzzle has a word bank
Fit every pet word into the grid. The longest word is already filled in to get you started.
Print this puzzle »Answer each animal clue, then read the marked letters to find a hidden bonus word.
Print this puzzle »Clues about the work people do. The word bank lists every answer, and the number in brackets gives its length.
Print this puzzle »Fill-ins are all about fitting the pieces together. You already have every answer in the word bank, so the challenge is working out which word belongs where.
Try each clue on your own before you look at the word bank. Use the bank to check your spelling and the number in brackets to check the length. On the puzzles with a bonus word, the marked letters you collect spell one more answer at the end.
Our fill-ins are rated by how familiar the words are, not by how many rows there are. Animals, fruits and colours are Easy. Emotions and jobs use words younger kids may not know yet, so those are Medium.