Halloween symbols word search
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- 6 words
Read the word list and the allowed directions. A word follows a straight line: across, down or diagonally when that direction is allowed.
Start with a short list and check that you recognize every word. Look first for words with an uncommon letter or a distinctive beginning.
Search in two stages: locate a starting letter, then test the allowed directions from it. An unusual pair of letters narrows the choices more than a single vowel.
Read every word before scanning the grid and clarify unfamiliar ones. Check whether across, down, diagonal and reverse directions are allowed.
Recognize the theme vocabulary before scanning the grid. Examples include pumpkin, ghost, costume, bat, moon, hat.
Recognize the theme vocabulary before scanning the grid. Examples include flower, candle, ofrenda, remembrance, skull, paper.
Read the word list and the allowed directions. A word follows a straight line: across, down or diagonally when that direction is allowed. Do not turn midway through a word. Some versions also allow backward reading.
Find a word’s first letter and check its next letter before following the whole sequence. Mark from the first letter to the last and cross the entry off the list. Words can share letters: finding one does not remove those cells from other searches.