Dinosaur Word Search Printable. I have 4 word searches available at the moment. Find all your favorite carnivores or herbivores too.
Free Printable Dinosaur Word Search For Kids
Simply print the dinosaur word find that works best for your student. Word searches are great activities to help your kids develop their problem solving and analytical skills. Download all 4 dinosaur word searches in one file by clicking here (includes answer keys). Easy version this easy version has 15 words to find and fewer actual letters inside the game area compared to the harder versions! Biped, brachiosaurus, carnivore, crest, cretaceous, era, fossil, frill, geologist, herbivore, ichthyosaurus, iridium, jurassic, mesozoic, omnivore, paleontologist, period, predator, pterodactyl, quadruped, stegosaurus, theropod, triassic, triceratops, tyrannosaurus, and velociraptor. These activities are the perfect way to teach your child about the different types of dinosaurs. Click here to download dinosaur word search what's included in our dinosaur word search templates Free printable dinosaur word search is the perfect solo activity for a rainy day for both kids and adults. All the words are hidden vertically, horizontally, or. Perfect to use with your children at home or in your classroom.
Use a dino word search with kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grdae, 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th graders. Web here are the free printables: Web dinosaur word search printable puzzles. The word search puzzles are printable and the puzzle changes each time you visit. You can use these word search puzzles to supplement a lesson, encourage an interest in dinosaurs and simply as a fun engaging activity. They’ll have fun while learning! So if you’re looking for something pretty simple for your kids to practice their spelling and pencil skills… this one’s for you. Bone, claw, reptile, dino, egg, extinct, fossil, giant, carnivore, herbivore, omnivore, prehistoric, stegosaurus, triceratops, apatosaurus, and paleontology. Break out your pens or pencils and get your eyes ready. I have tried to cover a broad range of ages so there is something for everyone. Biped, brachiosaurus, carnivore, crest, cretaceous, era, fossil, frill, geologist, herbivore, ichthyosaurus, iridium, jurassic, mesozoic, omnivore, paleontologist, period, predator, pterodactyl, quadruped, stegosaurus, theropod, triassic, triceratops, tyrannosaurus, and velociraptor.
