Five Fun Secret Codes For Spy Kids

 If you know a spy loving kiddo, inspire and entertain them with one of these five simple  spy codes for kids.

BONUS JOKE: What kind of shoes do spy kids wear? ANSWER: Sneakers!

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1.) Secret Spy Code

This Secret Spy code created by Teachers Pay Teachers was originally created to help kid learn spelling but also makes for a great spy code activity chart! Print it here: Secret Code Spelling 

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2.) Reverse Alphabet Code

This is a simple classic code when you know the secret method. All you have to do is write and read the words backwards! Thanks to fun loving Family Maven for this cool code. 

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3.) Morse Code

“Morse code uses dots, dashes and spaces to represent letters numbers and symbols. You can write morse code, or send it with flashes of light or sounds. Thanks to family fun blog Picklebums for this secret code.Print the “Morse Code” sheet here.

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4.) Number Cypher Code

Another age old secret code, a simple number subsititution.

“In a substitution cypher, one letter, number, or symbol represents a letter. In our case, one number represents one letter. A=1, B=2, C=3, and so on. You can choose any numbers in your code. Just be sure the person reading your message has the code and knows which number goes with which letter.” 

Thanks to the inspiring and creative Inspiration Laboratories for this secret code. Print it here 

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5.) DIY Create Your Own Secret Codes

Another great suggestion from Picklebums is to create your own. This printable template is a great way to encourage kid’s creativity in creating their own. Print “DIY Secret Code Chart” here.

“We learned that it is important to make the symbols and drawings we used to represent each letter quite simple, and easy to reproduce accurately. If you make them too complicated it will be impossible to write a coded message that someone else can decipher!”