Kids across/ Parents down

Enjoy fun time with mom, dad or your favorite grown-up. The across clues are for kids, and the down clues are for adults.

THE END Kids Across

1. Yay! It’s when the school week ends and the weekend begins 6. What Cinderella and her prince were when their fairy tale ended 7. The team with the most points when the game ends is the ______ 10. Although when you spell me, I’m a word that ends with a “T”, you might also say that I end with “Z”. What am I? (Hint: It’s as easy as ABC) 12. What a tailor must do to make a knot at the end of his thread 14. It stops every morning so kids can hop on, and its ride ends at the school’s front door 16. The Pilgrims’ journey ended at Plymouth _____ 18. The long hair at the end of a pony 19. _____ players speed down the field as they try to get the ball in the end zone 23. Time to go: It’s what the friend you met in Spain says at the end of your trip 24. The sweet treat you eat at the end of your dinner

Parents Down

1. Big finish on Broadway 2. Tough lesson in TV tech: If the game you taped went into overtime, but you forgot to set an extension on your ____, you probably missed the exciting ending (abbr.) 3. Phrase that precedes an opinion formed after considering all of the circumstances: At the end of the ___ 4. Frizz quiz: ____ ends can be a hair-raising problem for some 5. Taillight count 8. Pencil part perfect for a writer who’s having second thoughts 9. Chess champ’s triumphant last word 11. Temptation at the end of an angler’s line 12. It’s last, but not least, in the parade 13. Rear view: Barnyard resident whose end is marked by a curly Q 15. Word’s added ending, like “able” in “memorable” 17. Stand and deliver: Soldier’s recitation that ends with “...so help me, God.” 20. Lost your cell phone?: If you give yourself a call, the ringer will reveal the ____ place you had it 21. Try not to go there: A person who is fed up is said to be at her ____ end 22. Every cease-fire could be the end of one