Professor Otter

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• list_activities

  List the Professor Otter printable activities (word searches, color by number, coloring pages, mazes, dot-to-dot, drawing practice, criss-cross, word scrambles, spot the difference, sudoku, games, secret codes, bingo, nonograms) with how many puzzles each has, its levels and its topics. Start here to see what the site offers.

• search_activities

  Search every printable activity by title, topic or a word in the puzzle, like the site's search box. Each query word must start a word in the puzzle ("ant" finds Ants, not Elephant). Narrow by activity or level if you like. Each hit includes the printable PDF and the play URL, plus slugs for get_activity and show_word_search. Puzzle PDFs include an answer key. Game and drawing practice PDFs do not.

• get_activity

  Get one printable puzzle as Markdown (description, level, word list or color key) with its play URL and its PDF URL. A puzzle PDF has an answer key. A game or drawing practice PDF does not. Use an activity and slug from search_activities.

• show_word_search

  Show a word search a child can play in the chat: drag across the letters to find each word, and found words cross off the list. Also returns the grid as text and a link to print the PDF. Pass a seed for a new grid; a slug and seed always give the same grid here, on the site and in the PDF.

• make_word_search

  Turn a list of 4 to 20 words, like a child's spelling list, into a word search they can play in the chat, with a link to print it as a PDF with an answer key. Paste the list as one string or pass the words as an array. A word longer than the level's grid makes the grid grow to fit it. If the list breaks a rule (too few words, a word over 20 letters, a word inside another), the error says what to fix.

• list_products

  List the Professor Otter shop: printable PDF books, topic packs and the Everything Bundle, with prices and availability. Checkout is a browser page on the shop. Send the person there; never collect payment details or try to buy for them.