Winter Word Search Ages 9-10, Hard, Set 3

Description

This Winter word search printable gathers snow, ice, cold weather, winter clothes, animals, sports, hot drinks, and holiday symbols from the season. It draws on the many small details that make winter feel cold, cozy, and festive.

This word search contains the following words:

1. SNOWMAN — A figure made of packed snow, usually with a carrot nose and coal eyes, a classic winter yard decoration.
2. SLUSH — Partially melted snow mixed with water, often found on sidewalks and roads after a winter storm.
3. SCARF — A length of fabric worn around the neck for warmth, a common winter clothing item.
4. SWEATER — A knitted garment worn on the upper body for warmth, often made of wool or thick cotton.
5. REINDEER — A deer species of Arctic and subarctic regions, often associated with pulling Santa's sleigh in winter traditions.
6. PTARMIGAN — A grouse species that turns white in winter, living in cold northern habitats like tundra and mountains.
7. TOBOGGAN — A long sled without runners, used for sliding down snowy hills, a traditional winter play object.
8. SKATING — The activity of gliding on ice skates, a popular winter sport and recreation.
9. HOTCOCOA — A warm drink made from chocolate and milk, a cozy winter beverage often topped with marshmallows.
10. TINSEL — A shiny decoration made of thin strips, used on Christmas trees and winter holiday displays.
11. SLEIGH — A vehicle with runners for traveling over snow, often pulled by horses or reindeer.
12. WINDCHILL — A measure of how cold the air feels when wind blows on exposed skin, a winter weather term.
13. SLEET — Frozen or partially frozen rain that falls in cold weather, a common winter precipitation type.
14. FIREWOOD — Wood cut and split for burning in a fireplace or stove, a winter heating fuel.
15. FIREPLACE — A structure for containing a fire indoors, often used for warmth and cozy winter evenings.

In numbers: the puzzle hides 15 words, the file runs to 1 page, the answer sheet is included as a second file.