Hi! I made this. The idea: every letter has a value (A = 1 … Z = 26), and you spell a real word that adds up to exactly today's number. CAT is 3 + 1 + 20 = 24.
Three levels every day: Easy (3-4 letter words), Medium (5 letters), Hard (6+ letters, bigger numbers)
6 tries, each telling you to go higher or lower
Up to 3 optional hints if you're stuck: first letter, then the word's shape, then all but one letter
Free Play after the daily puzzle, if one isn't enough
Letters bounce around cat-bounce style. Catch them or just type. There's also a Gravity button, a Shake button and a More cats button that do nothing useful.
The scorekeepers are my two real cats, Oreo (tuxedo) and Tiger (tabby). They react to every guess.
Free, no sign-up, works on phones. I'd really like feedback on whether the levels feel fair, especially Hard. Thanks for playing!
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I'd like to relocate from Canada to Florida. I'm a fully qualified high school science teacher who has been teaching for about 10 years. Does anyone know the process?
Teacher candidates MUST be available full days, with possible evening and/or weekend availability. This is an ideal situation for teachers with an extremely flexible schedule. Having dual certification (US/Canada) is a plus.
Work is on an independent contractor basis.
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