Word Search for Kids Ages 8-10: 100 Word Search Puzzles

I got this word search book for my 8-year-old granddaughter, and she absolutely loved it! It was the perfect activity for her plane ride alone to visit her dad in another state. It kept her busy, calm, and entertained the whole way.She used a pencil so she could reuse the puzzles and share them with her cousins later—so thoughtful! It’s fun, age-appropriate, and a great way to keep kids engaged while building vocabulary. I’ll definitely be buying more like this!

Very helpful with words

My son enjoys the word search…

The grandkids love this

We buy only tangible books. The kids just love them.

Kept my daughter engaged a long haul flight for hours

Very cute activity book! I love that every page has additional little pictures for the children to color. The book comes with A LOT of pages, each with a fresh puzzle, and are arranged with the 'easy' puzzles in the front of the book, with 'intermediate' in the middle and the most 'difficult' level of puzzle in the back portion of the book.The puzzles/letters are not too small yet not too large, so I think they are a good average for the target age range where it is not too difficult but also not too childish for a child in the target age range. I have always loved word search puzzles (literally since I learned how to read) and I think they are a great way to exercise the mind and they especially work as an excellent tool to help children refine their reading/spelling skills. The fact that this book has 3 different skill levels to work with in relation to this is a plus.I would recommend this puzzle book to anybody with a child who enjoys puzzles or anybody with a child who needs a way to help them along their reading/spelling/writing journey.

I love how large this book is. It has enough word searches to last for a while! It could also be shared between children or even with parents. There are many different categories, making it easy for a child to flip through the pages to find something they are interested in. The words are not too simple, but they are not too difficult for this age range, either. If there is a word that a child does not know, it is easy to look up the definition and there is even room on the pages to write down a definition.I also appreciate that there are photos in the book that allow a child to use their imagination if they want to color after doing their searches. Moreover, the difficulty of the word searches increases as one goes through the book, keeping a child from growing bored with the material.This is a good option to have around just for fun, but it also could be a way to incorporate new words or themes into a homeschooling curriculum.