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A classroom solver that keeps the reasoning visible. Students enter a teacher-selected clue, answer length, and trusted crossings, then take a hint before revealing any fill. The classroom library includes 500 original, reviewed clues across 29 vocabulary and reasoning skills. No student account is required.
Start with a reviewed classroom clue. Choose a ready-to-use example, then ask students to predict the part of speech and possible answer before opening a hint.
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Classroom clue library Choose one of 500 clues Evidence surrounding an unfamiliar word · 7 letters A word's emotional association · 11 letters A word with the opposite meaning · 7 letters A word with a similar meaning · 7 letters A conclusion drawn from evidence · 9 letters The circumstances surrounding an event or statement · 9 letters A nearby instance that helps explain a word · 7 letters A repeated idea expressed in different words · 11 letters A relationship showing two ideas sharply differ · 10 letters The writer's attitude suggested by language · 4 letters Word beginning added to change meaning · 6 letters Word ending added to change meaning · 6 letters Core word part carrying meaning · 4 letters Smallest meaningful unit of language · 8 letters Word formed by combining two complete words · 8 letters Formation of a word from an affix and a base · 10 letters A grammatical change to a word's form · 10 letters A word sharing spelling with another but not meaning · 9 letters A spoken beat within a word · 8 letters A pronounceable word made from initial letters · 7 letters Examine closely by separating into parts · 7 letters Facts that support a claim · 8 letters Show how two things differ · 8 letters State the main ideas briefly · 9 letters Name a source as support · 4 letters Combining ideas from several sources into a whole · 9 letters A position a writer supports with reasons · 5 letters To limit a statement so it is more accurate · 7 letters To explain the meaning of evidence or a text · 9 letters Logical and easy to follow as a whole · 8 letters Movement of water through a membrane · 7 letters Community of organisms and their environment · 9 letters Smallest unit of an element · 4 letters Force that pulls objects toward Earth · 7 letters Factor that can change in an experiment · 8 letters Keeping internal conditions within a stable range · 11 letters Process plants use to make sugar from light · 14 letters A substance that speeds a reaction without being used up · 8 letters How much mass occupies a given volume · 7 letters Relating to the movement of Earth's large plates · 8 letters Comparison that says one thing is another · 8 letters Comparison using like or as · 6 letters Voice that tells a story · 8 letters Central message of a text · 5 letters Contrast between expectation and reality · 5 letters An indirect reference to a known text or event · 8 letters Giving a nonhuman thing human qualities · 15 letters The central character whose goal drives a story · 11 letters The time and place in which a story occurs · 7 letters Spoken exchange between characters · 8 letters Able to be trusted · 8 letters Make less severe · 4 letters Improve writing by changing it · 6 letters Exact and carefully stated · 7 letters Support a choice with reasons · 7 letters Expressing an idea clearly in few words · 7 letters The quality that makes parts of writing stick together · 8 letters To make an idea easier to understand · 7 letters A detail's direct connection to the topic · 9 letters A word or phrase that links ideas smoothly · 10 letters A whole number, including its negative and zero forms · 7 letters A number that names part of a whole · 8 letters A base-ten number written with a point · 7 letters A rate stated for every one hundred · 7 letters A comparison of two quantities by division · 5 letters An equation stating that two ratios are equal · 10 letters A mathematical statement that two expressions are equal · 8 letters A small number showing repeated multiplication · 8 letters A number multiplying a variable in an algebraic term · 11 letters A number or ordered pair locating a point · 10 letters A rule assigning exactly one output to each input · 8 letters A figure formed by two rays sharing an endpoint · 5 letters The total distance around a two-dimensional figure · 9 letters The amount of surface inside a plane figure · 4 letters The amount of three-dimensional space an object occupies · 6 letters The average found by adding values and dividing by their count · 4 letters The middle value when ordered data are arranged · 6 letters The value appearing most often in a data set · 4 letters A measure of how likely an event is · 11 letters A statement comparing values that need not be equal · 10 letters Government in which people exercise political power · 9 letters A government where citizens elect representatives · 8 letters A legally recognized member of a political community · 7 letters A foundational document organizing a government · 12 letters A formal change added to a governing document · 9 letters A system dividing authority between national and regional governments · 10 letters Relating to courts and the interpretation of law · 8 letters Relating to the branch that makes laws · 11 letters Relating to the branch that carries out laws · 9 letters Movement of people from one place to another · 9 letters A group's shared practices, beliefs, and creations · 7 letters A system for producing, distributing, and using goods and services · 7 letters The government process of collecting required payments · 8 letters The exchange of goods or services · 5 letters Created by a participant or from the time being studied · 7 letters A source that analyzes or explains an earlier source or event · 9 letters An object made or used by people in the past · 8 letters A visual arrangement of events in chronological order · 8 letters The study of places, environments, and spatial relationships · 9 letters The study of citizens, government, and public participation · 6 letters Private string used to prove that an account belongs to you · 8 letters Process that turns readable data into protected coded form · 10 letters App that retrieves and displays pages from the web · 7 letters Organized collection designed for storing and finding records · 8 letters Clickable text or image that opens another online location · 9 letters Programs and instructions that tell a device what to do · 8 letters Physical parts of a computer that you can touch · 8 letters Deceptive message that tries to steal personal account information · 8 letters Harmful program that can disrupt a device or expose data · 7 letters Security barrier that filters network traffic using set rules · 8 letters Person, publication, or place where information begins · 6 letters Tendency that favors one viewpoint over fair balance · 4 letters Group a message is designed to reach or influence · 8 letters Choice of angle that guides how an issue is understood · 7 letters Material created to promote a cause through strategic influence · 10 letters Quality of being believable because evidence and expertise support it · 11 letters Communication meant to move people toward a belief or action · 10 letters Short prominent title meant to summarize and attract readers · 8 letters Humorous imitation used to criticize people or social problems · 6 letters Paid message that promotes a product, service, or idea · 13 letters A monthly plan that assigns available money to needs, wants, and goals. · 6 letters Money received from work, a business, or another regular source. · 6 letters A payment for something a person, household, or business uses. · 7 letters Money deliberately kept for a later purpose instead of used now. · 7 letters An amount charged or earned because money is borrowed or deposited over time. · 8 letters The original sum borrowed or invested, before added charges or earnings. · 9 letters An arrangement that lets someone receive money or goods now and repay later. · 6 letters Money or value that one party is obligated to repay to another. · 4 letters Funds provided under an agreement that they will be paid back later. · 4 letters A required payment collected by government to help fund public services. · 3 letters A broad rise in prices that can reduce what each unit of money buys. · 9 letters Money or resources committed with the expectation of a future return or benefit. · 10 letters Something owned that has value or could provide a future benefit. · 5 letters A financial obligation that an individual or organization must settle. · 9 letters The amount left when a business brings in more than it spends. · 6 letters Total money a business receives from its usual sales or services before costs are removed. · 7 letters The money or resources required to make, buy, or provide something. · 4 letters The condition in which limited resources cannot satisfy every possible want. · 8 letters The willingness and ability of buyers to purchase a good or service at a given price. · 6 letters The amount of a good or service that sellers are willing to offer at a given price. · 6 letters The long-term pattern of temperature, precipitation, and other conditions in a region. · 7 letters The current atmospheric conditions, such as rain, wind, cloud cover, and temperature. · 7 letters A chemical element found in living things and in a common atmospheric compound. · 6 letters The release of a substance, energy, or radiation from a source into its surroundings. · 8 letters Able to be naturally replenished on a humanly useful timescale. · 9 letters The careful protection and wise use of natural resources and ecosystems. · 12 letters The variety of living organisms, including differences among species, genes, and ecosystems. · 12 letters The place and conditions where an organism normally lives and finds what it needs. · 7 letters The introduction of harmful substances or forms of energy into air, water, or land. · 9 letters Collecting and processing used materials so they can become new products or materials. · 9 letters A nutrient-rich material formed when organic scraps decompose under managed conditions. · 7 letters An extended period of unusually low precipitation that creates a water shortage. · 7 letters The wearing away and movement of rock or soil by water, wind, ice, or gravity. · 7 letters An area of land where precipitation and runoff drain to the same stream, lake, or other outlet. · 9 letters An underground layer of permeable rock or sediment that stores and transmits groundwater. · 7 letters The large-scale clearing or conversion of forested land to another use. · 13 letters Meeting present needs while maintaining the conditions and resources future generations will need. · 14 letters Relating to heat from within Earth that can be used for heating or generating electricity. · 10 letters Relating to the Sun or to energy captured from its light and heat. · 5 letters A material, source of energy, or feature of nature that people can use to meet needs. · 8 letters Noun phrase that renames a nearby noun · 10 letters Earlier noun a pronoun points back to · 10 letters Word or phrase that describes another word · 8 letters Verb form used as a noun · 6 letters Verb form that can act like an adjective · 10 letters Base verb form often introduced by to · 10 letters Sentence part that tells what the subject does or is · 9 letters Word group with its own subject and verb · 6 letters Word group that lacks a subject-verb pair · 6 letters Word that links words, phrases, or clauses · 11 letters Relationship word such as under, before, or with · 11 letters Sudden word or phrase showing feeling · 12 letters Grammar match between related words · 9 letters Balanced grammar pattern in a list or series · 11 letters Verb mood for wishes or contrary conditions · 11 letters Describing a verb that takes a direct object · 10 letters Describing a verb with no direct object · 12 letters Punctuation mark used to separate sentence elements · 5 letters Punctuation mark linking closely related clauses · 9 letters Punctuation mark that can introduce a list or explanation · 5 letters Body-cell division that produces matching nuclei · 7 letters Cell division that halves chromosome number for gametes · 7 letters Threadlike DNA package in a cell nucleus · 10 letters DNA segment linked to a trait · 4 letters Version of a hereditary DNA unit · 6 letters An organism's allele combination · 8 letters Observable expression of a trait · 9 letters Cell structure where proteins are assembled · 8 letters Plant organelle that captures light to make sugar · 11 letters Organelle where much cellular ATP is produced · 13 letters Membrane-bound cell compartment holding DNA · 7 letters Movement from higher concentration to lower concentration · 9 letters Movement of materials across a cell membrane · 9 letters Biological molecule that speeds a reaction · 6 letters Macromolecule made from amino acids · 7 letters Fat-like biomolecule that does not mix well with water · 5 letters Biomolecule group that includes sugars and starches · 12 letters Cell process that releases energy from food molecules · 11 letters Energy process cells can use without oxygen · 12 letters Inherited trait that helps survival or reproduction · 10 letters Pure substance made of one kind of atom · 7 letters Group of atoms held together by chemical bonds · 8 letters Atom or molecule with an electric charge · 3 letters Atom version with same protons but different neutrons · 7 letters Positively charged particle in an atomic nucleus · 6 letters Neutral particle in an atomic nucleus · 7 letters Negatively charged particle outside the nucleus · 8 letters Outer-shell bonding capacity of an atom · 7 letters Starting substance in a chemical reaction · 8 letters Substance formed by a chemical reaction · 7 letters Uniform mixture with dissolved particles · 8 letters Substance that does the dissolving in a mixture · 7 letters Substance being dissolved in a mixture · 6 letters Solid that forms from a liquid reaction mixture · 11 letters Substance that can donate H plus in water · 4 letters Substance that can accept H plus in water · 4 letters Reaction between an acid and a base · 14 letters Chemical change involving electron loss · 9 letters Chemical change involving electron gain · 9 letters State when forward and reverse reaction rates match · 11 letters Naturally occurring solid with a crystal structure · 7 letters Solid Earth material made of minerals or mineral-like matter · 4 letters Preserved remains or traces of ancient life · 6 letters Loose particles carried by wind, water, or ice · 8 letters Molten rock beneath Earth's surface · 5 letters Molten rock after it reaches Earth's surface · 4 letters Thin outer solid layer of Earth · 5 letters Thick Earth layer between outer shell and core · 6 letters Central layer system of Earth · 4 letters Opening or mountain where molten rock can erupt · 7 letters Ground shaking from sudden rock movement · 10 letters Fracture where blocks of rock move · 5 letters Surface point above an earthquake focus · 9 letters Related to earthquake waves or shaking · 7 letters Rigid slab of lithosphere that moves slowly · 5 letters Breakdown of rock at or near Earth's surface · 10 letters Layers of sedimentary rock · 6 letters Large mass of ice that moves slowly over land · 7 letters Tropical cyclone with sustained winds of at least 74 mph · 9 letters Amount of water vapor in air · 8 letters Polygon with three sides · 8 letters Polygon with four sides · 13 letters Closed plane figure made of straight segments · 7 letters Corner point where sides or edges meet · 6 letters Segment from a circle's center to its edge · 6 letters Circle segment through the center with endpoints on the edge · 8 letters Distance around a circle · 13 letters Segment with both endpoints on a circle · 5 letters Line that touches a circle at exactly one point · 7 letters Line that intersects a circle at two points · 6 letters Curved part of a circle's edge · 3 letters Having the same size and shape · 9 letters Having the same shape but possibly different size · 7 letters Balanced property with matching parts · 8 letters Transformation that turns a figure around a point · 8 letters Transformation that flips a figure over a line · 10 letters Transformation that slides a figure without turning · 11 letters Transformation that enlarges or reduces a figure · 8 letters Line or ray that divides something into two equal parts · 8 letters Describing coplanar lines that never meet · 8 letters Organized collection of values used for analysis · 7 letters Smaller group studied to learn about a larger group · 6 letters Count or study that includes every member of a population · 6 letters Question-based method for collecting responses · 6 letters Value that sits far away from the rest of a data group · 7 letters Difference between the greatest and least values · 5 letters Count of how many times a value or category appears · 9 letters Bar graph that groups numerical data into intervals · 9 letters Dot graph comparing two numerical variables · 11 letters Pattern showing how two variables tend to change together · 11 letters Relationship in which one factor directly produces a change in another · 9 letters General pattern of increase, decrease, or steady change · 5 letters Overall shape of how data values are spread · 12 letters Average squared distance from the mean · 8 letters Cut point that helps divide ordered data into four parts · 8 letters Rank showing the percent of values at or below a score · 10 letters Span between two values used to group data · 8 letters Unpredictable variation caused by chance · 10 letters Reasoned approximation based on available information · 8 letters Numerical fact about an entire population · 9 letters Speed described together with direction · 8 letters Rate at which motion changes in speed or direction · 12 letters Push or pull that can change an object's motion · 5 letters Amount of matter in an object · 4 letters Tendency of matter to resist a change in motion · 7 letters Quantity found from mass times velocity · 8 letters Contact force that opposes sliding motion · 8 letters Capacity to do work or cause change · 6 letters Energy transferred when a force moves an object through distance · 4 letters Rate at which energy is transferred or work is done · 5 letters Traveling disturbance that carries energy · 4 letters Maximum displacement from a wave's rest position · 9 letters Distance between matching points on consecutive waves · 10 letters Bending of a wave as it enters a new medium · 10 letters Spreading of waves around an edge or through an opening · 11 letters Flow rate of electric charge · 7 letters Electric potential difference measured in volts · 7 letters Opposition to electric charge flow in a circuit · 10 letters Complete path that lets electric charge flow · 7 letters Force-related phenomenon involving poles and fields · 9 letters Angular position north or south of the equator · 8 letters Angular position east or west of the prime meridian · 9 letters Imaginary circle halfway between Earth's poles · 7 letters Line of longitude running from pole to pole · 8 letters Half of Earth divided by a major imaginary line · 10 letters Shape and surface features of a place · 10 letters Height of a place above sea level · 9 letters High, mostly flat landform · 7 letters Narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas · 7 letters Landform almost surrounded by water · 9 letters Group or chain of islands · 11 letters Landform at a river mouth built from deposited sediment · 5 letters Smaller stream that flows into a larger river · 9 letters Area drained by a river and its connected streams · 5 letters Science and skill of making maps · 11 letters Map ratio comparing drawn distance with real distance · 5 letters Area defined by shared physical or human features · 6 letters People living in a particular place · 10 letters Place where people establish a community · 10 letters Process by which cities grow and attract more people · 12 letters Form or method used to cast a vote · 6 letters Public process for choosing leaders or deciding measures · 8 letters Person chosen by voters to act for them in government · 14 letters Upper chamber of the U.S. Congress · 6 letters National lawmaking body with two chambers in the United States · 8 letters Group of executive advisers who lead major departments · 7 letters Executive rejection of a bill passed by lawmakers · 4 letters Government body responsible for making laws · 11 letters Legal authority over a place, person, or type of case · 12 letters Supreme authority of a state to govern itself · 11 letters Legal protection requiring fair steps before loss of life, liberty, or property · 10 letters Request for a higher court to review a decision · 6 letters Earlier court decision used as a guide for later cases · 9 letters Formal request sent to government by people seeking action · 8 letters Local law passed by a city or town government · 9 letters City or town with its own local government · 12 letters Direct vote by citizens on a proposed law or policy · 10 letters Right to vote in political elections · 8 letters Effort to influence public officials on policy · 8 letters Current officeholder running or serving in a public position · 9 letters Recurring element that helps develop a larger idea · 5 letters Use of an object, action, or image to suggest deeper meaning · 9 letters Descriptive language that appeals to the senses · 7 letters Hints that suggest events still to come · 13 letters Scene that interrupts the present action to show an earlier event · 9 letters Perspective from which a story is told · 11 letters Author's choice of words · 7 letters How a text is organized · 9 letters Central struggle between opposing forces in a story · 8 letters Method an author uses to reveal a character's traits · 16 letters Sequence of events in a story · 4 letters Opening background that introduces setting, characters, or situation · 10 letters Highest-tension turning point in a story · 6 letters Part of a story where main problems are settled · 10 letters Restatement of an idea in new words · 10 letters Note added to a text while reading closely · 10 letters Category such as poem, play, novel, biography, or myth · 5 letters Grouped set of lines in a poem · 6 letters Story written to be performed by actors · 5 letters Feeling or atmosphere a text creates for readers · 4 letters Fixed number in an expression · 8 letters Algebraic phrase without an equals sign · 10 letters Single addend inside an algebraic phrase · 4 letters Number or expression multiplied with another · 6 letters Measure of steepness on a graph · 5 letters Graph point where a line crosses an axis · 9 letters Describing an equation with a squared variable as its highest power · 9 letters Describing a relationship that graphs as a straight line · 6 letters Expression made from added powers of variables · 10 letters Polynomial with exactly one part · 8 letters Polynomial with exactly two parts · 8 letters Polynomial with exactly three parts · 9 letters Symbol or expression involving a root · 7 letters Distance from zero on a number line · 13 letters Exponent needed to produce a given number · 9 letters Line a graph approaches but may not reach · 9 letters U-shaped graph of a second-degree relation · 8 letters Rectangular array of numbers used in algebra · 6 letters Ordered list following a rule · 8 letters Set of input values allowed for a relation · 6 letters Medieval system based on land, loyalty, and service · 9 letters Medieval rural economy centered on an estate · 11 letters Trade policy seeking national wealth through exports and colonies · 12 letters Policy of extending power over other lands · 11 letters Control of a territory by settlers or a distant power · 11 letters European cultural revival tied to art, learning, and humanism · 11 letters Religious movement that challenged western church authority · 11 letters Intellectual movement stressing reason, rights, and natural law · 13 letters Shift from hand production to machine-powered manufacturing · 17 letters Political loyalty based on shared identity as a people · 11 letters Formal agreement for cooperation between states or groups · 8 letters Agreement to stop fighting before a final peace settlement · 9 letters Major overthrow or transformation of a political order · 10 letters Series of rulers from the same family · 7 letters Government headed by a king, queen, or similar ruler · 8 letters Scattering of a people away from an ancestral homeland · 8 letters Ancient trade network linking East Asia with western regions · 8 letters Medieval religious military expedition · 7 letters Political system claiming concentrated royal authority · 10 letters Region where an outside power holds special sway · 17 letters Value of the next-best option given up · 15 letters Reward or penalty that changes behavior · 9 letters Measure of how responsive quantity is to price change · 10 letters Extra expense of producing one more unit · 12 letters Market with one seller controlling a product · 8 letters Market dominated by a few large sellers · 9 letters Total market value of final goods and services produced in a country · 3 letters Period of broad decline in economic activity · 9 letters Tax placed on imported goods · 6 letters Government payment that lowers producer or consumer cost · 7 letters Limit on how much may be imported or produced · 5 letters Side effect of an economic activity on outsiders · 11 letters Shared item that is hard to exclude people from using · 10 letters Person who organizes a business and accepts risk · 12 letters Output produced for each unit of input · 12 letters Focus on a narrower task or product to improve efficiency · 14 letters Ability to produce something at lower relative sacrifice · 20 letters Amount supplied beyond what buyers want at a price · 7 letters Amount demanded beyond what sellers offer at a price · 8 letters Satisfaction or usefulness gained from consuming something · 7 letters Large ecological region defined by climate and living communities · 5 letters Role an organism plays in its environment · 5 letters Describing the living parts of an ecosystem · 6 letters Describing nonliving environmental factors · 7 letters Feeding position in an energy pathway · 12 letters Network of feeding relationships in an ecosystem · 7 letters Organism that gets energy by eating other organisms · 8 letters Organism that makes its own food from light or chemicals · 8 letters Organism that breaks down dead material · 10 letters Interaction in which one organism kills and eats another · 9 letters Species interaction that benefits both partners · 9 letters Species interaction where one benefits and the other is mostly unaffected · 12 letters Species interaction where one benefits while the host is harmed · 10 letters Gradual change in community composition over time · 10 letters Maximum population an environment can support over time · 16 letters Total mass of living material in an area or level · 7 letters Nutrient enrichment that can trigger algal blooms in water · 14 letters Non-native organism that spreads and causes ecological harm · 15 letters Organism with an outsized effect on its ecosystem · 15 letters Buildup of substances in organisms over time · 15 letters Main arguable claim guiding an essay · 6 letters Opposing argument a writer addresses · 12 letters Response that answers an opposing argument · 8 letters Reasoning that connects evidence to a claim · 7 letters Persuasive appeal aimed at emotion · 6 letters Persuasive appeal based on credibility or character · 5 letters Persuasive appeal based on reasoning and evidence · 5 letters Art of using language to persuade or shape meaning · 8 letters Repetition of opening words in nearby clauses · 8 letters Deliberate exaggeration for effect · 9 letters Phrase combining seemingly contradictory terms · 8 letters Placement of contrasting ideas side by side · 13 letters Logical argument with two premises and a conclusion · 9 letters Arrangement of words in sentences · 6 letters Quality of ideas fitting together clearly · 9 letters Reason a writer creates a text · 7 letters Level of formality used for a situation · 8 letters Distinctive way a writer uses language · 5 letters Acknowledgment that an opposing point has some merit · 10 letters Special stress placed on an idea · 8 letters Step-by-step procedure for solving a problem · 9 letters Programming structure that repeats instructions · 4 letters Ordered collection stored under one name · 5 letters Data type with true-or-false values · 7 letters Process of finding and fixing program errors · 9 letters Tool that translates source code before execution · 8 letters Technique where a procedure calls itself · 9 letters Repeated execution of a process or step · 9 letters Programming entity combining data with behavior · 6 letters Blueprint for creating similar software objects · 5 letters Data structure where the newest item leaves first · 5 letters Data structure where the earliest item leaves first · 5 letters Hierarchical data structure with a root and children · 4 letters Data structure of vertices connected by links · 5 letters Point or item connected within a data structure · 4 letters Connection between two vertices in a network structure · 4 letters Using a base-two number system · 6 letters Small fast storage for recently used data · 5 letters Agreed rules for communication between systems · 8 letters Object-oriented practice of bundling data with controlled access · 13 letters Substance in food that supports body functions · 8 letters Maintaining enough body water for normal function · 9 letters Relating to the heart and blood vessels · 14 letters Ability of joints and muscles to move through range · 11 letters Ability to continue activity over time · 9 letters Ability of muscles to exert force · 8 letters Ability to keep body position stable · 7 letters Habits and surroundings that support regular rest · 12 letters Body protection against specific harmful germs · 8 letters Public health practice that trains immune protection · 11 letters Systems and practices that keep environments clean · 10 letters Microorganism or agent that can cause disease · 8 letters Clean practices that help limit germs · 7 letters Process that breaks food into usable materials · 9 letters Movement of blood through the body · 11 letters Body system used for breathing and gas exchange · 17 letters Body system that enables movement through contracting tissues · 14 letters Body framework of bones and joints · 14 letters Overall state of healthy habits and functioning · 8 letters Amount of food chosen or served at one time · 7 letters