Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles An Answer Key for the 1 17 26 Double Puzzle

 I was making out seed orders when I wrote this, here in the dead of winter.  So a garden theme seemed right.

The Quote is from Thomas Fuller   "Many things grow in the garden that were never sown there". 

 !!!! In case you, like my spouse can see nothing in the spaces below, I'm providing the unscrambled words typed out below the puzzle.  I use Firefox and Safari and can see the answers, it's light, but that's Discovery Educations answer key default. 

 RONEMSUU     NUMEROUS

SSEED     SEEDS

DIENW   WIDEN

NEINR  INNER

SITH THIS

AOLLTNTEM   ALLOTMENT

OOT   TOO

AWS   WAS

YNOAW    NOWAY

NEWSRT   STREWN

THITHRE   THITHER 

Librariandoa's Saturday Puzzles A Double Puzzle

 Here's this week's puzzle, closely verified by me not to be missing any parts. Yay!   For a Double Puzzle, unscramble the words, then use the numbers below some of the letters to enter into the boxes below to reveal a phrase. Click to enlarge. So easy!  Find the answer Saturday January 24th at 7 am.

 

 

 

 

DOA's Saturday Puzzles: An Answer Key for the Oct 12 2024 Double Puzzle

 I thought the puzzle was a smooth one.  I might be getting the hang of writing these puzzles.  Hopefully you are getting the hang of solving them!

DOA's Saturday Puzzles: A Double Puzzle

 It's Variety Week, in which a variety of puzzle types are used.  This week it's the ever popular Double Puzzle.  Unscramble the words in the boxes, then take the letters from the numbered squares to create a phrase below.  Easy!

DOA's Answer Key For The Halloween Double Puzzle for October 31, 2021

 I hope you enjoyed the Double Puzzle!

Sunday Puzzles: A Halloween Double Puzzle

 It's the exciting return of the Double Puzzle to the rotation for week five.  Now that Discovery Education provides Answer Keys for their puzzle makers, we are in business.  When there were no keys, I was creating the Answer Key in Word, but that was ponderous.

All you need to do is unscramble the words provided.  The letters of those words that have a number beneath them go into the form below to spell out a phrase.