Printable collection · 12 puzzles
Printable Spanish Class Word Searches
Print one for yourself, or one sheet for two: race a brother or sister, a partner or a classmate to circle each word first.
These printable Spanish Class word searches hold twelve sheets of vocabulary. Spanish Greetings, Spanish Numbers, Spanish Verbs and La Familia cover the first units, Spanish Clothing and Spanish Food the things of every day, and Spanish Cognates the words that look like English. Christmas in Spanish, Spanish Holidays and Spanish-Speaking Countries reach the wider world, while Day of the Dead and Las Posadas are English lists of two Mexican feasts with Ofrenda, Farolitos and Champurrado mixed in.
La Familia, Spanish Numbers and Spanish Verbs keep to short words, under six letters on average, with Hijo, Dos and Ser. Spanish Holidays, Spanish Cognates and Spanish-Speaking Countries run longest, seven and a half letters a word or more, with Independencia, Computadora and Tegucigalpa. Spanish Greetings has eight two-word phrases such as Buenas tardes and Hasta luego, and the word lists on the Spanish sheets keep their accent marks and the tilde on the n.
Spanish Class Word Search Printables
All 12 sheets print as one-page PDFs on Letter or A4, each with its own answer key, at three levels. They are free, with no account or email. Pick a level and every sheet below switches to it.
- 12×12 grid
- 15 words
- 8 directions, a few backwards
Want a fresh grid? Open a sheet and press Generate new puzzle: a new puzzle from the same words, as many times as you like.
Battle a Friend on Paper
Print one sheet and sit side by side, each with a different color pen. When you spot a word, circle it in the grid and cross it off the list in your color. A word belongs to whoever circles it first. When the list is done, count your color: the most words wins. Check any word you doubt against the answer key.
Battle a Friend Online
Play these puzzles against a friend in real time, on any phone or computer: two players, one grid, and each word goes to whoever finds it first.