Printable primary worksheets

KS1 Human Features word search activityEmbark on a fun and educational journey with this engaging KS1 word search! This activity is designed for young learners to discover and recognise various human features in their surroundings. The following words are hidden within the puzzle: city, town, village, factory, farm, house, office, port, harbour, and shop. Students search horizontally, vertically, and diagonally to find each hidden word.This word search not only enhances vocabulary but also introduces young learners to diverse human features, fostering an early understanding of the various places where people live, work, and engage in daily activities.

Mary Anning Word SearchUse our colourful word search puzzle to introduce your KS1 pupils to the incredible world of Mary Anning, a renowned fossil collector and palaeontologist from the 19th century. With this word search activity, pupils search horizontally and vertically to find words like "fossil," "dinosaur," and "jurassic."  This word search is an excellent addition to your history lessons, providing an opportunity for students to develop their vocabulary, pattern recognition, and critical thinking skills. It's a fun and educational way to spark curiosity about the past and the wonders of prehistoric life. 

The Titanic Word Search ActivityThis handy word search activity is designed for KS1 pupils to have fun while learning about the famous ship, Titanic. In this word search, you will find hidden words related to the Titanic's journey and the tragic event that took place in the Atlantic Ocean. As they search for words like "ship," "ocean," and "iceberg," children will enhance their vocabulary and improve their spelling skills. Encourage your pupils to work independently or with friends to find all the words and learn more about the historical significance of the Titanic. 

Exploring Physical Features word search activityEngage your young learners in a captivating journey through the world of geography with our "Exploring Physical Features Word Search" activity. This word search is designed to help KS1 pupils learn and reinforce key vocabulary related to various physical features of the Earth. From beaches to mountains, rivers to forests, students will have the opportunity to search for and discover these exciting geographical terms while enhancing their language and cognitive skills.

Mary Seacole word search activityIn this word search, pupils will uncover 12 hidden words related to Mary Seacole's journey as a pioneering nurse and her acts of kindness and courage. Can you find all the words and learn more about this historical hero? 

Neil Armstrong Word SearchJoin the space adventure with this exciting Neil Armstrong-themed word search! This word search is specially designed for KS1 pupils, offering a fun and educational way to learn about the legendary astronaut, Neil Armstrong. Hidden within the puzzle grid are 12 words related to his historic moon landing and exploration of space.

European Countries & Cities Word SearchThis word search activity helps pupils become familiar with the names of different European countries and cities, promoting geographical awareness. Engaging in a word search is a fun and enjoyable activity that can spark interest in learning about Europe and its diverse cultures. Pupils learn new words related to European countries and cities, expanding their vocabulary.

Africa Word SearchThis fun, engaging word search introduces new words related to Africa, expanding pupils' vocabulary and language skills. Pupils learn the names of African countries, natural landmarks, and wildlife, promoting geographical awareness. Children search for 12 words associated with the African continent. They are written forwards, up and down, and diagonally.  

Fun facts about the Pacific OceanLargest Ocean: The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth, covering more area than all the continents combined!Islands Galore: The Pacific Ocean is home to thousands of islands. Some of the most well-known ones are Hawaii, Fiji, and the Galapagos Islands.Ring of Fire: The Pacific Ocean is known for the "Ring of Fire," a region with many volcanoes and frequent earthquakes.Deep Diving: The Mariana Trench, located in the Pacific Ocean, is the deepest part of the ocean. It's so deep that if you put Mount Everest inside it, there would still be more than a mile of water above the mountain!

Atlantic Ocean word searchAs pupils search for the words in the word search grid, they practise recognising letters and their order. Word search activities reinforce letter recognition skills, which are crucial for reading and writing development. They're also really fun to complete! Use this handy printable in the classroom or at home. 

Indian Ocean word searchUse this printable word search as a fun activity when teaching your children about the world's five oceans! This word search introduces KS1 pupils to new words related to the Indian Ocean, such as "islands," "coral," "seashell," and "coconut." It helps them learn and remember these terms, expanding their vocabulary. 

Southern Ocean word searchThis handy word search introduces KS1 pupils to new vocabulary related to the Southern Ocean. They will become familiar with words like "Antarctica," "whales," "seals," "penguins," and "krill." This expands their knowledge of the Southern Ocean ecosystem and its inhabitants. Use this printable in the classroom or at home as a fun activity. 

How will this worksheet help my child?Word searches are an enjoyable activity for children. The interactive nature of searching for words in a puzzle format makes spelling practice more engaging and exciting for young learners. There are 5 words hidden in the puzzle for children to find. This activity can be used in the classroom or at home.