We have published three nature-themed puzzles on the blog for German language learners in the last few weeks. The puzzle below is the last one in the series. Try going back and practicing the required vocabulary with one of the earlier exercises if you find it too challenging.
You can access them by clicking on the links below:
Nature : A Matching Puzzle for German Learners
You can find a word search puzzle we created for French language learners below. The vocabulary in this exercise is the same as in a previous one, so if you are unsure of the meaning of the words we used, go back and review them before starting to solve this puzzle.
You can access it by clicking on the link:
Below is a crossword puzzle that we have prepared specifically for Chinese language learners. If you discover that it is too challenging for you, I suggest going back to one of the previous tasks that uses the same vocabulary:
In recent weeks, we have published three nature-themed puzzles on our blog. Today's puzzle marks the series' conclusion. If you find it too difficult, go back and practice the required vocabulary with one of the previous exercises.
Click on the links below to access them.
Nature : A Matching Puzzle for Spanish Learners
The matching exercise below has been designed with Hungarian language learners in mind. If you find it too challenging, do not worry; just scroll down to find the solutions in the help section.
This is the first part of a series where we will use different puzzles to practice the same vocabulary. We plan to release them one after the other. So, if you are interested, be sure to check back later.
We have created a word search puzzle for Korean learners, which you can see below. If you are unsure of the meaning of the words, go back and review them before attempting to solve this exercise. You can access a previous puzzle where we used the same vocabulary by clicking on the link:
We created a crossword puzzle for German learners which you can find below. If you find it too difficult, no problem, just go back to one of the earlier exercises that uses the same vocabulary: