Valentine’s Day Word Search — Printable & Free
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Words to find
- ADMIRER
- CANDY
- CARD
- CHOCOLATE
- CUPID
- DARLING
- ENVELOPE
- FEBRUARY
- PINK
- ROSES
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Keyboard: arrows to move, Enter to start a word, arrows to extend, Enter again to confirm, Esc to cancel.
A word search for the sweetest day of February, full of gentle words, for classrooms, families and senior residences alike.
The list gathers the affectionate words of the 14th, from flowers and treats to the notes passed along a row of desks. Warm feelings between friends get as much room as romance, which suits a classroom as well as a retirement home.
Three levels (easy, medium, hard) and grids from 8×8 to 20×20 let you adjust the activity. Easy keeps the usual reading directions; hard adds diagonals and backwards words for solvers who like a challenge.
The words in this theme
With the French translation, or a short definition: handy for French immersion or a bilingual class.
- HEART le cœur
- ROSES les roses
- CUPID cupidon
- ARROW la flèche
- CARD la carte
- CHOCOLATE le chocolat
- CANDY les bonbons
- KISS le bisou
- HUG le câlin
- LOVE l’amour
- DARLING chéri(e)
- FRIENDSHIP l’amitié
- VALENTINE la Saint-Valentin
- RIBBON le ruban
- BOUQUET le bouquet
- TEDDYBEAR l’ourson en peluche
- POEM le poème
- ADMIRER l’admirateur
- DINNER le souper
- CANDLE la chandelle
- LACE la dentelle
- COUPLE le couple
- FEBRUARY février
- PINK rose
- CRIMSON cramoisi
- ENVELOPE l’enveloppe
- SECRET le secret
- CUDDLE se blottir
- COOKIES les biscuits
- DOILY le napperon en dentelle
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
Have students search for the words, then pick three from the grid to write a note for a classmate. Print different grids so nobody copies a neighbour, and pin the finished notes to a bulletin board for everyone to read.
Classroom use is allowed: print as many copies as your students need, free of charge, with no sign-up.
Short words hide well, so search for the longest entries first and leave the diagonals for last. Compound entries are written as one string in the grid, with no space or hyphen.