For those of you who love crossword puzzles, The Chronicle of Higher Education has an unique opportunity to create your own and submit it for publication in the Chronicle. I'm thinking this would also be an interesting assignment for students to design a puzzle using terms, concepts, people studied in class.
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Crossword puzzles are great fun. It can be interesting to create your own.
Posted by: Emily | October 22, 2009 at 06:00 AM