Space word search
Planets, the rocket and the astronaut in the universe: twenty space words, from the comet to the Milky Way. For a solar system project or for anyone who looks up at the stars.
- Astronaut
- Comet
- Earth
- Gravity
- Helmet
- Jupiter
- Launch
- Mars
- Milky Way
- Moon
- Orbit
- Planet
- Rocket
- Satellite
- Saturn
- Star
- Sun
- Telescope
- Universe
- Venus
This is the same puzzle as on the printable sheet. Every word you find turns green and is crossed off the list.
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Name
| D | I | L | V | I | C | I | K | V | C | T | H | T | E |
| T | W | O | S | N | E | S | L | E | E | P | A | N | U |
| N | I | S | A | T | L | E | P | L | A | N | E | T | T |
| A | G | E | T | O | E | N | N | L | H | O | U | X | T |
| S | I | I | E | M | I | L | K | Y | W | A | Y | S | S |
| T | M | V | L | K | U | H | E | L | M | E | T | O | T |
| R | A | L | L | S | R | N | S | S | R | R | H | N | A |
| O | R | G | I | S | Y | O | I | H | C | T | L | M | R |
| N | S | A | T | U | R | N | C | V | C | O | H | D | T |
| A | O | C | E | N | O | N | N | K | E | O | P | U | E |
| U | I | N | C | J | U | P | I | T | E | R | M | E | A |
| T | A | R | N | A | L | O | R | B | I | T | S | E | R |
| H | H | L | L | D | E | U | M | O | O | N | W | E | T |
| S | N | C | E | D | U | G | R | A | V | I | T | Y | H |
Find these words
- Astronaut
- Comet
- Earth
- Gravity
- Helmet
- Jupiter
- Launch
- Mars
- Milky Way
- Moon
- Orbit
- Planet
- Rocket
- Satellite
- Saturn
- Star
- Sun
- Telescope
- Universe
- Venus
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About this word search
Canada has its own chapter in the story of space travel. Marc Garneau became the first Canadian in space in 1984, Roberta Bondar followed in 1992, and Chris Hadfield later commanded the International Space Station. Their names make a good opening before students start searching for Astronaut, Helmet and Launch.
Expect words along rows, in columns and on the slant, each one spelled forwards. MILKYWAY appears as one string with no gap. Sun, Star and Moon are short, so look for them in the gaps once the longer words are circled.
A clear evening is the obvious follow-up, since Venus is often the brightest point in the sky after sunset.
Ways to use this word search
In the classroom
Print it as a task for early finishers, or to open a lesson on this topic. With the QR code on the sheet, students check their own answers.
At home and on the go
Pack a few printed sheets for the car, the train or a family vacation. A pen is all you need, no screen required.
Play together
Print the sheet twice and race each other. Whoever finds all the words first wins. Or play it online and see who is fastest.
Try it in English (New Zealand) too
The same theme also exists in English (New Zealand), Spanish, French and German, each with its own word list in that language. Handy if you are learning a language: you already know the topic, now just the words.
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