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Christmas word search: free, no sign-up, print on A4
Easy word searches for little ones, hard ones for the grown-ups and a maker for your own words. Christmas is in summer here, so there are themes for a beach Christmas, Christmas lunch and Carols by Candlelight. Every puzzle prints on A4 with an answer key.
Find 12 words · 0 found
- BAUBLES
- CAROLS
- CHRISTMAS BUSH
- CHRISTMAS EVE
- ELF
- REINDEER
- SANTA
- SANTA HAT
- SLEIGH
- STAR
- TINSEL
- TREE
Drag across a word with a finger or the mouse. Words can run across, down and diagonally.
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More word searches
Aussie Christmas
The classics with a local touch: Santa, presents, tinsel, baubles, carols, the Christmas bush and Boxing Day.
Summer Christmas
Christmas in the sun: the beach, pavlova, prawns, the barbecue, cricket, sunscreen and thongs.
Christmas lunch
A cold-and-hot Christmas lunch: ham, prawns, seafood, salads, pavlova, trifle and cherries.
Carols by Candlelight
An evening of singing: candles, choir, picnic blankets, songbooks and favourite carols.
Nativity
The nativity story: Mary, Joseph, shepherds, angels, the wise men and the manger.
Easy Christmas
Short words and a small grid for children who are just learning to read.
Frequently asked questions
- Are the word searches really free?
- Yes. Every puzzle and its answer key is free to play and print, with no sign-up and no watermark. Press «New puzzle» for a fresh grid as often as you like.
- Will it print properly on A4?
- Yes. The sheet is laid out for A4 paper. Choose «Print or save as PDF» and pick A4 in your printer settings, or save a PDF to print later. The answer key is on its own page.
- Which level should I choose?
- Easy is a 10×10 grid with words running across and down only, good for early readers. Medium adds diagonals on a 13×13 grid. Hard is 16×16 with words in every direction, even backwards, for the grown-ups.
- Can I make a word search with my own words?
- Yes. Type three or more words (family names, pets, what's on the Christmas lunch table) and a title, and the puzzle builds itself. It's a good quiet game for a hot Christmas afternoon or the school holidays.