Large Print / 15 × 15
Fresh Fruit Word Search
14 words · Across & down
Letter & A4 · Word list visible
Across & down. Find each word.
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Words to find · 14 words · Swipe for all 14
- APPLE
- PEAR
- PEACH
- PLUM
- BANANA
- ORANGE
- MANGO
- PINEAPPLE
- STRAWBERRY
- BLUEBERRY
- RASPBERRY
- APRICOT
- CHERRY
- WATERMELON
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- APPLE
- PEAR
- PEACH
- PLUM
- BANANA
- ORANGE
- MANGO
- PINEAPPLE
- STRAWBERRY
- BLUEBERRY
- RASPBERRY
- APRICOT
- CHERRY
- WATERMELON
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Find 14 fresh fruit words in a fixed 15 by 15 grid. Large letters, a visible list, and forward across-and-down paths.
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A fruit bowl full of names
Find 14 familiar fruit names in a 15 by 15 large-print grid. This edition offers a visible list, with every answer running forward across or down. It fits a relaxed kitchen-table activity or a classroom vocabulary break. The targets use singular names, including Strawberry and Cherry, so check the complete spelling rather than adding a plural ending that is not listed.
Print the fruit-bowl edition
Download the puzzle PDF in Letter or A4 and save the file before printing. The paper sheet includes all 14 targets alongside the unchanged grid. Download answers separately for checking the final letters of longer names. You can print with ordinary black ink; the activity uses written names rather than fruit photographs or colored clues.
Copies to share freely
Teachers may print a full class set, and personal use is also free. Keep the printed website address when sharing copies. A simple follow-up is to talk about which fruits participants recognize at a market or use in a recipe. Participants can also compare the shapes and spellings of longer names, using the visible list as a gentle prompt.
Continue from food to the outdoors
The four related puzzles offer more familiar words at the same comfortable pace. Picnic Basket shifts the scene to an outdoor meal, and Village Stroll follows familiar outdoor places. After finding a fruit, you could suggest a recipe or draw its shape on another sheet. The grid stays unchanged, so everyone can compare their marked words afterward.
Edited by WordSearchClub · Grid and answer paths checked · Puzzle version 1