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Fun Stuff
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Spanish Online Crossword Puzzle
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Spanish American Crossword Puzzle
English clues - Spanish solutions
(requires a Java-capable browser)
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Spanish Print Puzzles
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Spanish American Print and Solve Crossword Puzzles
English clues - Spanish solutions
Puzzle 1
Puzzle 2
Puzzle 3
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Mexico Online Jigsaw Puzzles
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Spanish Word Search Puzzle
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How to Play:
Start by pressing the "New Game" button.
A word list will appear on the right.
The category for these words will appear below the grid.
There are currently 3 categories available.
Circle the words listed in the right-hand column
on the grid by left-clicking and dragging your mouse
over the entire word. If you are correct the word
on the grid will be highlighted.
Have fun!!
Click here for puzzle
(requires a Java-capable browser)
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Mexican Jigsaw Puzzles and Games
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(Click on picture for more information and to purchase)
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El Chavo Board Game
Join El Chavo and his friends as you work your way through the neighborhood to reach El Chavo's barrel. Experience El Chavo's favorite activities and become the first to get to the end and win the game.
For 2 - 4 players, ages 6 and up.
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Diego Rivera Detroit Industry Puzzle: 1000 Pcs
Jigsaw puzzle featuring Detroit Industry, North Wall (detail), 1932-1933, mural by Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957). Published with the Detroit Institute of Arts.
After years of rubbing elbows with the artistic avant-garde of Montparnasse, Diego Rivera (1886-1957) returned to Mexico soon after a very different encounter with the Renaissance masters Giotto and Michelangelo. His commitment to Mexico's recently completed revolution and his new interest in fresco painting led Rivera to participate in a program of public works, murals on broad expanses of wall that anyone could visit, painted in a straightforward style indebted to pre-Columbian and folk art.
Later, a mural painted for San Francisco's Pacific Stock Exchange attracted the attention of the Detroit Institute of Arts, which commissioned him to paint the walls of its classical Garden Court. His theme, the manufacture of automobiles through human labor, pleased Edsel Ford, the president of the Ford Motor Company, who agreed to fund the project and became a great champion of the artist. The vast factory Ford built on the Rouge River, where Rivera spent days sketching, provided the images for the mural's largest panels, including the one shown here.
Assembled puzzle measures 20 x 29.
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