Today's Christmas word search, ready to print: festive words like reindeer, mistletoe, nutcracker and gingerbread hidden in an easy, medium or hard grid, with the answer key on the next page. There's a new grid every day, so you can print one for every day of December.
The medium · 12×12 grid from the sheet, playable on screen: drag across the letters to circle a word, and the coach shows where to look if you're stuck. Unranked; the ranked Daily Word Search is "County Fair" today.
The Christmas list has nearly forty words, from the short ones (star, gift, sled) to the long ones (poinsettia, gingerbread, nutcracker), and each day's grid draws a different mix. Print one each morning as an advent-style puzzle, or print a week's worth at once and hand them out at a class party.
Easy grids, 10×10 with words only across and down, suit younger children and anyone who wants a quick puzzle. The hard 15×15 grid hides around sixteen words in every direction and is a real challenge for adults.
Use the word list as a holiday spelling list: students find each word, then write a sentence with three of them. At a family gathering, print the hard grid for the adults and the easy grid for the children and race. Placed on a table at a Christmas lunch, a printed word search doubles as a placemat that keeps everyone busy until the food arrives.
Yes, this page. Every grid is free to print for home and classroom use, with an answer key, and there's a new one every day.
Words like reindeer, sleigh, stocking, wreath, ornament, tinsel, carol, chimney, mistletoe, nutcracker, gingerbread, eggnog, garland and poinsettia. Each day's grid uses a different selection from the list.
Yes. Choose Easy for a 10×10 grid with words that only run across and down, which is ideal for children from about age 6.
Yes. The second page of the PDF is the answer key, with every word circled.