¡New Unscramble Letters! Lots of words and lotta game
Create games with many words or sentences with the first renewed activity from Educaplay
Create Unscramble Letters games with many words or sentences thanks to the new version of the activity. We improved it from head to toe, with an editor and a game interface like the one Froggy Jumps has.
On a touch device, your players can tap a letter to change it for the one in the active square, or drag and drop it to replace it with the one they want.
On a computer, they can use the keyboard to type or the mouse to click or drag and drop.
You have an optional space to give a question or clue combining text, audio, images or animated gifs.
If you are a Premium user, you can set a background image in the activity, which will be shown before starting and during the game.
The game editor has lives and time limits turned off by default, but you can change this for a plus of excitement, allowing them a maximum number of mistakes, or a given number of seconds to sort each word.
New games and new versions on the way
In the coming months we are going to improve all our activities so that the editor and the game interface are just as exciting and friendly as this one.
At the same time, we will take the opportunity to change and add the things that you have asked us for so that you can get the most out of each type of game.
Being able to create Unscrable Letters games with more than one word or phrase was a frequent demand. That is why we chose this activity to be the first one to be renewed.
We are also working to bring you new games. The next one will be one many Educaplayers have asked us for.
- New Alphabet Game: Create it with Ray and with the letters you want
- My Guests: Choose the alias of your players, supervise their creations and forget about Sign-Ups
- Two for the price of one: New versions of Memory and Matching Pairs now in your hands
- Hi, I’m Ray! Just give me a title and I’ll create your game
- The new Word Search Puzzle supports pictures, audio files, and all kinds of alphabets