Scrambled word solver

Question

My son brought home his homework from spanish class, and it contains scrambled words. I'm at a bit of a loss. I know a little bit of Spanish...just enough to read the directions for that part of his assignment, but a word jumble is just right out of my league.... Any idea where I can find a de-scrambler? Or maybe someone could let me know what these words could possibly be:

RUGEOIF ORGOR AUNBADF NITORE EURASOQID

Thanks in advance!

Why the hell would your son have to unscramble something so knotty for class homework? - epicfail, Jan 11, 2010

Know what else! He's in the second grade! I was a little shocked to look at that homework. - conanian, Jan 12, 2010

Answer 1

Here's my attempt: refugio gorro bufanda trineo esquiador

Amazing!...You have my vote... - Carlos-F, Jan 11, 2010

Thanks. As another person pointed out, the assignment appears to be about winter weather, and these words all appear to have something to do with that theme. Thanks again! - conanian, Jan 12, 2010

Answer 2

I am a teacher and if I were to give an assignment where the letters are jumbled, the words would most likely be from a vocabulary list recently handed out in class or the chapter in the book. I would start there.

Answer 3

Bufanda could be the third one, so if gorro is there... is this a unit about winter weather or something?

Great detective work!!! I bet it is a unit about weather. It would be interesting to know. - susan48, Jan 11, 2010

Yes! As a matter of fact, it is about winter weather! - conanian, Jan 12, 2010

Answer 4

Wow, that's a very advanced language assignment for second grader

Answer 5

un jumble the following spanish word

als salis aCnarais

Answer 6

Hmmmm... could N I T O R E be renito, like a little deer, since reno is deer?

Answer 7

I found another one

RUGEOIF

Refugio (refuge/shelter)

Answer 8

I don't know what class are you taking. I'm a native speaker, and I can only figure out the second one: GORRO.

Answer 9

Holy cow! I can't even unscramble English let alone Spanish.