Today's winter word search to print: snowy words like blizzard, icicle, avalanche and toboggan hidden in an easy, medium or hard grid, with the answer key on its own page. It isn't tied to any holiday, so it works all season, from the first frost to the end of February.
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.
Winter break and snow days are long. Print a few days of winter word searches in advance and you have a quiet activity ready when everyone is stuck inside. Because the theme isn't a holiday, it fits any classroom through January and February, after the holiday decorations come down.
The list includes some science words worth explaining as you go: hibernate (why some animals sleep through winter), solstice (the shortest day of the year), glacier and avalanche. Younger children can find the easy ones, sled, scarf, boots, igloo, while older ones look for the longer words in the hard grid.
Yes, with a new grid every day in easy, medium and hard, and an answer key with every PDF.
Snowflake, blizzard, icicle, frost, sled, skates, mittens, scarf, earmuffs, snowman, igloo, penguin, cocoa, fireplace, hibernate, glacier, avalanche, toboggan, solstice and more.
Yes. The easy level keeps words across and down in a 10×10 grid. Most of the words are ones children know, with a few longer ones to stretch them.
No, it's about the season itself, so it works through January and February. For Christmas words, use the Christmas word search.