Grid cells
- Input
- 10 x 10
- Expected output
- 100
Small enough to take in at a glance.
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easy word search for kids
For children who are just starting to read, the easy level hides words in only two directions, left to right and top to bottom, on a 10 by 10 grid with 8 words. The letters are big, with lines between the cells, and you can switch to lowercase, the style most picture books use.
Small enough to take in at a glance.
Just right and down, the way we read.
All of them fit with seed JKIT26.
Against 14 mm in the regular version.
That is 37.8 pt on the sheet, far larger than body text.
Type your words (one per line) or tap a theme, set the grid size and tap Print. The sheet comes out with a title, a name and date line, the grid and the word list with a small checkbox for each word. On a 15 by 15 grid on Letter paper each cell is about 12 mm (0.47 in), comfortable to read and to circle.
Start with 8 to 10 columns and 6 to 8 words. At those sizes the cells are 14 to 18 mm, comfortable for small fingers. Go up to 12 columns once the child finds every word without help.
Yes. Under More options turn on Lowercase letters and the grid, the list and the PNG all switch to lowercase. The child sees the words just as they appear in her own books.
Type one name per line, preferably with 3 to 7 letters at first. Names go into the grid in plain letters, and the list prints them as typed, so a name such as Zoe or Liam looks right on the sheet.
Yes. On screen, tap the first and the last letter of a word; the word found is colored and crossed out of the list. On a computer, just drag with the mouse.
12 of 12 words in the grid
Medium: adds the diagonals that go up and down to the right.
The same list, the same options and the same seed always give the same puzzle.
1 version, 2 sheets.
In the print dialog, turn off Headers and footers and use 100% scale.
The link carries the words, the options and the seed. Whoever opens it sees the same puzzle.