Winter Weather Word Scramble
Brrrr! East Texas got another cold snap today, making this the perfect time to share my new Winter Weather Word Scramble.
Last week, we were painting our fence in shorts and T-shirts. This week need coats, scarfs, and mittens to keep from freezing while crossing the street for school. Our co-op even dismissed everyone an hour early today so we could all make it home before the roads froze over.
Just like all the word scrambles I’ve published in the past, the mixed-up words in this free printable center around a common theme. In this case, they all have something to do with winter. You’ll find words such as…
- Wons Firdt
- Yhave Taco
- Lizardzb
- Storf
- Glensidd
Here’s a tip: Don’t let the capital letters throw you. I just added those in to make the game more challenging. [It worked, don’t you think?]
Print out copies, set a timer, and challenge family and friends to see who can unscramble the most words before the buzzer sounds. You’ll find the answer key on page two of the PDF. No fair peeking until you’ve given all the words your best shot. 😊
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I’m so appreciative of your “freebies”! Just wanted to let you know that on the Winter Word Scramble the title at the top says they are “Autumn-Related” words…..
Thought you’d want to know. Some of those words took me awhile, but I finally got them all. When my family comes over we like to play games and often do word scrambles to see who can get done the fastest.
Thanks so much
Thanks for letting me know, Pam. I’ve made myself a note to fix that ASAP.
Thank you for your printables! Our church choir comes to our home between services on Christmas Eve for refreshments and relaxation. They look forward to the challenges your printable provide!
I’m so glad to be of service, Jill!