Knights and castles word search
Armour, drawbridge and the tournament: the Middle Ages in twenty words, from the squire to the dungeon. For the history project or a castle visit, with nothing hidden backwards.
- Armour
- Banner
- Castle
- Crown
- Dragon
- Drawbridge
- Dungeon
- Helmet
- Horse
- King
- Knight
- Lance
- Moat
- Queen
- Shield
- Squire
- Sword
- Throne
- Tournament
- Tower
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| R | T | A | R | M | N | A | D | B | E | I | E | I | G |
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| W | M | N | P | M | D | L | A | R | I | N | T | L | F |
| O | S | O | C | R | O | A | W | N | K | I | N | G | D |
| R | U | A | A | D | H | U | B | U | Q | U | E | E | N |
| D | H | E | S | T | O | K | R | S | N | L | E | S | R |
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| U | A | F | L | S | S | I | D | U | N | G | E | O | N |
| P | N | H | E | M | E | G | G | I | L | I | M | U | R |
| N | C | O | C | I | E | H | E | R | L | Y | C | P | L |
| W | E | M | A | A | E | T | T | E | T | L | A | K | S |
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- Armour
- Banner
- Castle
- Crown
- Dragon
- Drawbridge
- Dungeon
- Helmet
- Horse
- King
- Knight
- Lance
- Moat
- Queen
- Shield
- Squire
- Sword
- Throne
- Tournament
- Tower
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About this word search
A Squire was a young man training to become a Knight, looking after his master's Armour, Horse and weapons. A Tournament was where knights showed their skills, often with a Lance on horseback.
Drawbridge and Tournament are the longest and the best places to begin. The fourteen by fourteen grid sets words across, down and on the diagonal, always reading forwards. Moat and King are short.
On a visit to a castle, take the sheet along and look for a Moat, a Tower, a Drawbridge and a Dungeon. Many British castles have at least one of each.
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, pupils check their own answers.
At home and on the go
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Print the sheet twice and race each other. Whoever finds all the words first wins. Or play it online and see who is fastest.
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