Easter Word Search — Printable & Free
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Words to find
- BLOSSOM
- CARROT
- CHICK
- DAFFODIL
- DECORATE
- GARDEN
- HIDDEN
- JELLYBEAN
- PAINTED
- TULIP
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Keyboard: arrows to move, Enter to start a word, arrows to extend, Enter again to confirm, Esc to cancel.
An Easter word search full of spring colour, to welcome warmer weather at home or in class.
In Quebec, Easter arrives just as the snow melts: the list nods to the search for eggs in the grass, a full wicker carrier, newborn birds and early flowers. It adds sugary candy treats, plus the family meal on a late morning, so children and adults alike will find something familiar.
Pick from three levels (easy, medium, hard) and grids from 8×8 to 20×20. Easy follows the usual reading directions; hard hides words backwards and on diagonals, like eggs tucked well out of sight.
The words in this theme
With the French translation, or a short definition: handy for French immersion or a bilingual class.
- BUNNY le lapin
- BASKET le panier
- CHOCOLATE le chocolat
- HUNT la chasse
- CHICK le poussin
- LAMB l’agneau
- TULIP la tulipe
- DAFFODIL la jonquille
- PASTEL pastel
- RIBBON le ruban
- DECORATE décorer
- HIDDEN caché
- JELLYBEAN la gelée (bonbon)
- MARSHMALLOW la guimauve
- BRUNCH le brunch
- PARADE le défilé
- BONNET le chapeau de Pâques
- CARROT la carotte
- CELEBRATE fêter
- SUNDAY dimanche
- SPRINGTIME le printemps
- BLOSSOM la fleur
- PAINTED peint
- GARDEN le jardin
- EGGSHELL la coquille d’œuf
- SEASON la saison
Suggested school level
Grades 1-4 (ages 6-10): easy 8×8; grades 5-6 move to medium; older students try hard.
Classroom activity idea
Hide one word-clue card per grid word around the yard or classroom and let teams collect them. Back at their desks, students find each word in the grid, then draw one of them on a spring card.
Classroom use is allowed: print as many copies as your students need, free of charge, with no sign-up.
Look for the rare letters first: a J, a Z or a doubled letter stands out in a sea of filler and anchors the word around it.