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Winter Word Search: Free Printable PDF
A winter word search about cold-weather clothing, snow, and seasonal activities. The twelve words provide a non-holiday alternative to a Christmas puzzle. Use the default layout or adjust the list to match winter where you live.
A good fit for Winter classroom stations, indoor activity folders, and seasonal vocabulary practice.
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A LITTLE MORE THAN A WORKSHEET
Try this after you print.
Make two lists: words that describe weather or conditions, and words that describe what people wear, do, or make. Discuss why winter can look different in different climates.
Make the most of it
- Keep snow vocabulary in context if your area rarely has snow.
- Compare a frost-covered surface with an icicle using pictures.
- Use the large-print maker setting for more space between letters.
Words to find
- SNOWFLAKE
- MITTENS
- ICICLE
- SCARF
- FROST
- SLEDDING
- COAT
- BOOTS
- SNOWMAN
- WINTER
- CHILLY
- COCOA
Default: 15 × 15 grid · Includes diagonals · No backward words
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Printing your winter printable
Choose US Letter for an 8.5 × 11 inch sheet, or A4 for a 210 × 297 mm sheet. The two downloads contain the same puzzle. Open the PDF, select the matching paper size, and print at actual size. Print single-sided if you want to hand out the puzzle without revealing the answer key.
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Questions about this printable
Do I need to create an account?
No. Use either ready-made download above or customize the printable directly on this page.
Does the download include answers?
Yes. The winter printable includes a separate solution page matching the puzzle.
Can I use this at school?
Yes. You may print copies for your own classroom, family, or community group. Please link to this page when sharing the resource online.
KEEP A GOOD THING GOING
