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Five Thanksgiving word searches, each one at three levels. Something for the kids’ table while the turkey rests, a class handout for the last day before break, or a gratitude puzzle for the whole family.
The classic set: the feast, the parade, the football and the leftovers.
Easy: 10 × 10 · across and down · 10 words
Medium: 16 × 16 · plus diagonals · 16 words
Hard: 20 × 20 · plus backwards · 24 words
Short words for early readers, all running across and down on the easy grid.
Easy: 10 × 10 · across and down · 10 words
Medium: 13 × 13 · across and down · 14 words
Hard: 16 × 16 · plus diagonals · 16 words
Everything on the table, from the rolls to the pecan pie.
Easy: 10 × 10 · across and down · 10 words
Medium: 16 × 16 · plus diagonals · 16 words
Hard: 20 × 20 · plus backwards · 24 words
Words for gratitude and kindness, for a classroom or a family table.
Easy: 10 × 10 · across and down · 10 words
Medium: 16 × 16 · plus diagonals · 16 words
Hard: 20 × 20 · plus backwards · 24 words
The people and places of the 1621 harvest feast, from Edward Winslow’s account, and how it became a national holiday in 1863.
Easy: 10 × 10 · across and down · 10 words
Medium: 16 × 16 · plus diagonals · 16 words
Hard: 20 × 20 · plus backwards · 24 words
Yes. Print as many copies as you like, for a class, a party or a care home. There is no signup, no watermark and no ads on the printout.
Press Print answer key under any puzzle. It opens the same puzzle with every word circled and brings up the print dialog. Print the puzzle and the key from the same level, since each level is its own grid.
Easy is a 10 × 10 grid with words running only across and down. Medium is 16 × 16 and adds diagonals. Hard is 20 × 20, words can also run backwards, and it holds every word in the set.
Yes. Change the words opens the maker with that puzzle’s title and words already in the box. Add your own, take some out, pick a grid size, and print your version.
Yes. Play online opens the puzzle in the browser: drag across a word to circle it, and the list crosses it off.