Paste your words and get a word scramble in seconds — printable as a worksheet with an answer key, or playable online with your class. Add clues or pictures for younger students, and save the whole thing to reuse next year. Free, with no activity limit.
1. Paste your words, one per line (add a clue after each word if you want one).
2. Choose the difficulty — easy keeps the first and last letters in place, hard scrambles everything.
3. Print the worksheet or share the online link with your class.
A scramble forces retrieval of the exact spelling: the student can see every letter but still has to reconstruct the word from memory of its shape and sound. That makes it a fast, low-prep check on whether a spelling or vocabulary list has actually landed — much more diagnostic than a word search, and much quicker to mark than a written test.
Every scramble prints clean on a single sheet with your title, the scrambled words, optional clues, and an answer key on request. It works as a warm-up, a homework sheet, a sub plan, or an early-finisher task — and it prints in black and white without eating your ink.
Share the link and students unscramble on screen with instant feedback, a hint button, and optional audio. Project it and run the whole class against the clock, or set it as independent practice on Chromebooks and tablets.
Yes — unlimited word scrambles, printable PDFs, and online versions, with no paid plan and no watermarks.
Yes. Add a clue to any word, or let the AI clue writer suggest one, and the clues appear on both the printable and the online version.
Yes — the sentence scramble activity jumbles whole sentences so students reorder the words, which is very useful for grammar and ESL practice.
Yes, an answer key prints with the worksheet so marking takes seconds.
No. They open the link you share and start solving.