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Christmas Word Search

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Add to the excitement of Christmas with this free 4-page Christmas word search. Word search activities a brain building activity so fun that it’s not work at all.

top image mom and child reaching for red ornament, bottom image - 4 Christmas word search sheets in red and green

It’s a great idea to have a collection of activities for children around the holidays. You can use the activities, like these Christmas word search pages:

  • To distract children while they’re impatiently waiting any number of times during the holiday season
  • On a rainy or snow day
  • At a Christmas party
  • As a classroom activity
  • As a homeschooling activity
  • On a long car ride
  • At a family or neighborhood get together

More Christmas printable activities:

Most children enjoy the challenge of searching and the thrill of finding words in a word search game in similarly to the excitement of a scavenger hunt.

Word search games also have many educational benefits:

top image - red and white ornaments on pine tree - bottom image - 4 red and green word search sheets

Christmas Word Search

Three pages contain general Christmas words and the fourth page contains words in accordance with the religious meaning of Christmas. This word search contains the following words:

  • Ornament
  • Santa
  • Tradition
  • Stocking
  • Carols
  • Giving
  • Jolly
  • Tree
  • Bells
  • Snowflake
  • Ribbon
  • Merry
  • Star
  • Candle
  • Joy
  • Decoration
  • Hat
  • Sleigh
  • Angel
  • Lights
  • Present
  • Reindeer
  • Snowman
  • Gift
  • Candy
  • Lights
  • Tree
  • Cookies
  • Holly
  • Wreath
  • Elf Bow
  • Nativity
  • Jesus
  • Mary
  • Joseph
  • Manger
  • Birth
  • Miracle
  • Rejoice
  • Sheep
  • Savior
  • Holy
  • Stable
close up of 4 Christmas word search sheets

How to Print the Christmas Word Search

  • Get the free Christmas word search when you sign up for our exclusive content below.
  • When you receive the email from Organized 31, right tap on the document.
  • Save the pdf to your computer or print directly with the “print” option.
  • Print the word search sheets on your home printer.
  • Or you can choose to print the template at your local office store or printer.
  • You can print the game boards on regular computer paper or, as I prefer, print them on heavier card stock paper. Using heavier paper allows the game boards to hold up better to enthusiastic and energetic word hunters.

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Here is your printable Christmas Word Search pdf.

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collage of colorful worksheets with featured cover page with 3 Christmas trees on snowy hills.

More free word search resources for you

Be sure to pin this Christmas Word Search so you can find it year after year to add to your Christmas activities.

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See all my most festive Christmas ideas, printables and recipes in the table below. You can scroll though the table and look for ideas or search for specific ideas with the magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner (on desktop). Click on the topic and then click through the specific article.

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