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SheaCon: Games (Unscrambler, Cryptograms & Madlibs)

  • Writer: Kitty
    Kitty
  • Oct 9, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Mar 11

Do you love free printable games? Or maybe you just want to give your eyes a break? Enjoy these 14 printable games to test your creativity and challenge your mind.


Previews of the unscrambler cryptograms and madlibs

Magical Beings Word Unscrambler

Unscramble the names of these magical beings (example: Elf) found throughout my books (so they are not restricted to one series). Note: the first page is the list of words and the second page is the answer key so don't look at the second page until you are ready to check your answers! Thanks to reader Cheybri for creating this!




Book Quote Cryptograms

Popular book quotes from various K. M. Shea series have been encrypted (i.e. each letter in each quote has been swapped with a random letter). Use the letters given in the key and your puzzle-solving skills to decode the quote. Thanks to reader Cheybri for creating these too!




Sheaverse Madlibs!

Replace words from an existing book scene to be story accurate or a hysterical monster! Thanks to reader LouBerry for creating these!


MADLIB REMINDERS:

A NOUN is the name of a person, place or thing. Blood, toddler, chicken and finger are nouns. PLURAL means more than one.


A VERB is an action word. Eat, flip, jump and fly are verbs. Ate, flipped, jumped and flew are PAST TENSE VERBS.


AN ADJECTIVE describes something or somebody. Happy, fluffy, awesome, colorful and tall are adjectives.


AN ADVERB tells how something is done. It modifies a verb and often ends in -ly. Quietly, violently, smoothly and never are adverbs.



All of these games are reader-made creations based on the fantasy books by author K. M. Shea. They were made for the online fan event SheaCon and the event planners were generous enough to share them with everyone!


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