Pagan Printables Featured Crossword Puzzles
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This new set of planetary crossword puzzles is a mix of mythology, astronomy and just a look at the planets from a Pagan perspective. Just 2 pages to this set because there are only so many things you can ask about planets. These might go along...
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Figured I’d do some “generic” Pagan crosswords, without any real theme to any of them. I think these are a little tougher than my usual puzzles, and might need some adult help. I tried doing more riddle-style clues instead of the usual question/answer, which means...
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Ok, I’ve finally finished my series of pantheon crosswords with this little pack of Celtic-themed puzzles. There are 3 crossword puzzles with Deities and myth from Irish, Welsh, Gaul and other Celtic regions. A little historical trivia is worked in too. Not much else to...
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Moving on to our next pantheon, here is a 3-page set of Egyptian mythology crossword puzzles. I’ve used a mix of Egyptian Deity information as well as mythology and ancient Egyptian culture to keep the questions varied. The myths of Egypt tend to be quite...
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And our next crossword pantheon is the Norse. There are 3 puzzles in this pack, each covering a mix of Gods, Goddesses and other Nordic mythology. I tried to stay away from the usual “What is this God or that God” type of questions. If...
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Yes, I always seem to the do the Greek pantheon first. I guess I just know them the best. This is the first in a series though, so you can expect more pantheons of Deity crosswords in the next couple of weeks. Honest. Just 3...
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Test your herbal knowledge with a few new crossword puzzles. This is a 5-page set, with the first 2 pages being a little simpler than the others (they’re from my earlier Herb Unit Study, so you may recognize them). The other 3 are harder, and...
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Crosswords are a little more challenging puzzles than the word searches, and this set all focuses on themes and symbols from the eight Pagan Sabbats of the year. Just 3 pages in this bundle. I may do more to highlight each Sabbat individually, but it’s...
I am just now learning that the new shopping cart I put in to work with the Year and a Day Academics content (my small collection of paid printables) wasn’t set up correctly. Payments have been sitting on hold, and download links were not issued....
Welcome to the Little Pagan Acorns site, with printables for Pagan homeschoolers. Word searches, puzzles, mazes, worksheets, craft ideas are more are all on their way for anyone looking for an alternative to the prevalent Christian homeschooling world. You can find out more about the...
Our latest lapbook isn’t the most Pagan topic, but I got thinking about ancestors after Samhain and I ended up with this. I have intentionally kept the number of pieces small so you have more room for your own additions, like photos of various family...
OK, the title for this is a little vague but it started as a single page on calling the quarters and when I added more to it, I didn’t what to call it. This is a 3-page set of pages that can be used as...
After the success of my last Get to Know, I’m adding another one for herbs. This isn’t a printable, but a 51-page PDF file you flip through to learn to identify herbs and get to know their magickal correspondences. One page has 2 color...
Thought I would get out of the usual Pagan mythology for a bit and do something different. This is a little 4-page unit study about the chakras, written simply so kids can understand. There is an introduction, a chart with each of the 7 chakras,...
Yep, I’m back to making some new pages and projects. This is the first in my series of Pagan “Get to know….” files, because I couldn’t think of anything more clever to call them. This is a 50-page PDF document that isn’t meant to be...
I thought of a new idea for printables. Not sure how popular they’ll be, but I will make more sets of these if people want them. This is a matching card “game” to help learn the magickal correspondences for 20 common herbs. The general idea...
This is just a 2-page worksheet set from a larger Pagan curriculum project I am working on for Year and a Day, but I wanted to share them anyway and see what people think. There is a page with a reading passage, and a matching...
I’m hoping everyone knows what “Madlibs” are because I didn’t add any instructions with these. Here’s the gist of it: one person has the page, and asks the other to write down types of words based on the blanks (a noun, a verb, an animal),...
I guess you could call this more of an activity than a printable. I’ve already done cards and a manual for learning about Tarot, so why not try your hand at a new kind of divination: pendulum reading. There is an instruction sheet to explain...