Christmas Morning
Stockings by the fireplace and paper on the floor: the sights of Christmas morning.
Snow, lights and cold-weather comforts — a winter puzzle anyone can enjoy.
Easy: words read across and down only.
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A winter scene that works whether or not you celebrate Christmas: snowmen and snowflakes, icicles hanging from the roof, a sleigh and a pine cone, carolers in mittens, scarves and earmuffs, holly and mistletoe, a lantern in the window, smoke from the chimney and a snow globe on the shelf. It makes a good seasonal Easy puzzle for mixed groups.
The default layout is Easy on a 10×10 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.
Draw a winter scene that includes at least eight words from the list. On a snowy day, take the list outside and tick off what you see. For a craft, fold and cut paper snowflakes — count the arms and make sure there are six.
Snowman · Snowflake · Sleigh · Mittens · Icicle · Carolers · Holly · Mistletoe · Pine Cone · Scarf · Lantern · Earmuffs · Snow Globe · Chimney
Stockings by the fireplace and paper on the floor: the sights of Christmas morning.
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