The worksheet titled "Fill in the Missing Letters Word Puzzles" gives students the ability to practice spelling words by filling in the missing letters. The words they must use are listed above, with squares down below. Some squares are filled with letters, but some aren't. Squares that contain the same letter are connected with a line. The letters that must be filled into the squares are listed underneath.

Students practice different letter sounds, especially when the same letters are used in different words. Grade-level-appropriate puzzles are challenging, giving students the ability to use their problem-solving capabilities.

Using puzzles can be a great way for students to practice spelling words. Crosswords and word finds are popular choices, but other word puzzles like cryptograms and anagrams can be fun and effective too. Word puzzles that focus on certain letter sounds or combinations of letters can be especially effective. For example, a word find could feature "ou" words like "soup" and "you" so students can practice sounding out and spelling specific categories of words.

Not only do puzzles give students an engaging way to get spelling and letter sounds practice, but they also let them practice their problem-solving skills, which can help them in other subjects, like math and science.