Winter Wonderland
Snow, lights and cold-weather comforts — a winter puzzle anyone can enjoy.
Stockings by the fireplace and paper on the floor: the sights of Christmas morning.
Easy: words read across and down only.
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Christmas morning in fourteen words: stockings and presents, wrapping paper and ribbon, the tree with its ornaments, tinsel and garland and a star or angel on top, a candy cane, a mug of cocoa, a wreath on the door, a fireplace — and everyone still in pajamas. It is an Easy puzzle designed for young solvers on a busy morning.
The default layout is Easy on a 13×13 grid. Easy, Medium and Hard each use their own checked layout of the same words, and every one can be printed in standard or large print on US Letter or A4.
Make a "Christmas morning bingo" card from the list: as the morning goes on, children tick each thing they see. Afterwards, draw a picture that includes at least five words from the list, or write a short thank-you note for a present.
Stocking · Presents · Wrapping Paper · Ribbon · Ornament · Tinsel · Candy Cane · Cocoa · Pajamas · Fireplace · Garland · Wreath · Star · Angel
Snow, lights and cold-weather comforts — a winter puzzle anyone can enjoy.
How Christmas is celebrated in different places, from Mexico’s Las Posadas to Sweden’s Saint Lucia Day.
A big weekend breakfast spread, from a quick bowl of cereal to a stack of pancakes.