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Bathroom Word Search
11 words · 11×11 grid
How to play: click (or tap) the first letter, drag to the last letter, then release. Words go in any direction, including backwards. Or download the PDF to solve on paper.
Find these words
The bend in the pipe under a toilet was patented in 1775 by Alexander Cumming, a Scottish watchmaker working in London: the water it holds keeps sewer smells from coming back up, and toilets still use the idea today. This grid names the things children see every day in the bathroom, from the BATHTUB and its BUBBLES to the FAUCET, the DRAIN and the TOWEL on the rail. Words run across and down only, a good fit for early readers.
Frequently asked questions
Is this bathroom word search good for kids learning English?
Yes. All 11 words are everyday household nouns, so it works as vocabulary practice for young readers and children learning English: say each word, find it in the grid, then point to the real thing at home.
What is the difference between a sink and a faucet?
The SINK is the basin that holds the water. The FAUCET, called a tap in British English, is the part the water comes out of. Both are hidden in this word find.
