Activity title:

Up to 35 characters look best (50 max)

Activity instruction:

Up to 50 characters look best (500 max)

Word character limits:

Up to 30 character words.

Number of words:

The puzzle is generated off of the longest word in the Word list.

Across/Down Lists limits:

Up to 17 characters display per line in the published Across/Down lists.

Screen readers will also read out loud:

• Activity Title

• Activity Instructions

• Activity Keyboard Command List

• Activity prompt

• Word list

• Letters inside of puzzle rows/columns

1. Click the + icon and enter a Word and matching Clue.

2. Repeat until
   2. Click Generate Puzzle.
   3. At the top of the generated
   puzzle, choose to either
   Generate a New Puzzle or
   Use this Puzzle.
   Once you click Use this
   Puzzle, your students will see
   the same puzzle each time
   rather than a randomly
   generated puzzle.
   If you happen to have a small
   number of words (or short
   words), only a few words may
   get generated in the puzzle.
   Puzzles are generated based

3. Click the icon and enter a
   text matching pair (item and
   match between two to twelve
   pairs).
   Click the Trash Can icon in
   the header to remove all
   Word/Clue pairs from the list.
   Or Import a text list
   (optional).
   For instructions on importing
   and exporting text lists, see
   the section Import and Export
   Text Lists.
   Click on the Trash can next to
   the matched pair to remove
   the Word/Clue pair from the
   list.
   2. Click Generate Puzzle.
   3. At the top of the generated
   puzzle, choose to either
   Generate a New Puzzle or
   Use this Puzzle.
   Once you click Use this
   Puzzle, your students will see
   the same puzzle each time
   rather than a randomly
   generated puzzle.
   If you happen to have a small
   number of words (or short
   words), only a few words may
   get generated in the puzzle.
   Puzzles are generated based

4. When finished, click OK.
   The Connections Activity placeholder will appear in the lesson.

5. Preview the lesson changes.

When partial credit is enabled, learners will receive points for correct selections.

Then points are detracted for any incorrect selection.

When partial credit is disabled, the leaner must make all correct selections to receive points for the activity.