The sharing community
Make one, share it, and the next teacher gets it free.
Puzzld’s community is teachers, Sunday school leaders, daycare staff and parents sharing the puzzles they make, so everyone has more good activities and less prep.
How sharing works
Make something good
Make a puzzle on any topic. It’s private to you unless you choose to share it.
Share it
Open the puzzle from My puzzles and tap “Share to community”. Add a title, a short description, up to four tags and the display name you want to show. Your email is never shown.
Others print it free
Anyone can print, download or solve shared puzzles on screen from the community page, with no account and no credits.
Change your mind any time
Stop sharing a puzzle whenever you like and it disappears from the community straight away.
Why people share
Save each other time
Somebody has already made the “Fall leaves” word search for Pre-K. Print theirs today and share yours tomorrow.
See what others teach
Browse by topic, age and type to find ideas you wouldn’t have thought of.
Save favorites
Star puzzles you like and they’ll be waiting in My puzzles.
How we keep it safe
A community for kids’ activities has to be trustworthy. These rules are built into how sharing works. Read more on our safety page.
Checked before it’s shared
Every puzzle was screened when it was made. When you share it, everything people will see (title, description, display name and the puzzle itself) is checked again.
Reported puzzles are hidden
Anyone signed in can report a puzzle. When three different people report the same one, it’s hidden automatically until we review it.
Block anyone
Block a creator and you’ll never see their puzzles again.
Misuse loses sharing
Accounts that misuse sharing can be stopped from sharing.
Community guidelines
- Share things you’d be happy to hand to a child in your care.
- Give puzzles a clear title and a description that tells people what it covers and who it’s for.
- Pick tags that fit, so people searching for “science” or “Bible” find it.
- Use a display name you’re comfortable showing publicly. A first name and town, “Mrs. B’s 2nd grade” or your church’s name all work.
- Don’t put children’s full names or any personal details in titles, descriptions or word lists.
- Report anything that shouldn’t be there. It genuinely helps.
Questions
Does sharing cost anything?+
No. Sharing is free, and printing shared puzzles is free for everyone.
Can people see my email?+
No. Only the display name you choose is shown.
What’s the difference between the community and the free library?+
The free library is puzzles we’ve made and reviewed ourselves. The community is puzzles shared by Puzzld users, checked automatically and moderated by reports.
Can students share puzzles?+
No. Student accounts on the Teacher plan can only solve the puzzles their teacher assigns. They can’t share or message anyone. Only adult account holders can share.
Got a puzzle that worked well?
Open it from My puzzles, tap “Share to community”, and help the next teacher, parent or volunteer.
Go to My puzzles