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Santa's Workshop Word Search
11 words · 13×13 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
One of the earliest pictures of Santa's workshop ran in Harper's Weekly in 1866, when Thomas Nast drew Santa Claus at his bench, building and painting toys. This grid stays inside that workshop, from the WORKBENCH and the SAWDUST to the ROCKINGHORSE and the last roll of WRAPPING paper. Words run across, down, backwards and up. The Santa Claus word search covers the man himself, and the elf word search covers his helpers.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the Santa Claus word search?
The Santa Claus grid is about Santa himself: his beard, his boots and the naughty or nice list. This one is the workshop: tools, materials and the toys being built. Only ELVES and NORTHPOLE appear in both.
Which toys are hidden in the grid?
Three classic ones hide in this word puzzle: a DOLLHOUSE, a ROCKINGHORSE and a TEDDYBEAR. The teddy bear is the newest of them; it is named after President Theodore Roosevelt and dates from the early 1900s.
