Printable Ten Commandments Cryptogram

Today’s activity is a printable puzzle of the Ten Commandments. Use is as a supplement to teaching the Ten Commandments

This is a cryptogram type puzzle. Each commandment is given but is missing one word. The clue for the word is a cryptogram. Each letter in the cryptogram needs to be translated to another letter. For example, in this puzzle, each G should be decrypted as a L. By decrypting all of the letters, you can know the missing words.

A key is also provided, in case you are not an expert in cryptography. 🙂

Ten Commandments Cryptogram – Download the printable PDF puzzle

Ten Commandments Cryptogram – Download the printable PDF key

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