For activity directors
Large-print puzzles for your group, free every Monday.
Three new word searches each week, one at each level: easy, medium and challenging. Big, bold letters, the answers on the next page, and free to print for your whole group.
Made for senior centers, assisted living, libraries, church groups, classrooms and anyone running a puzzle table.
How it works
Pick this week's puzzles
Three new puzzles go up every Monday at 12:00 a.m. Eastern. Each one has its own page, and past weeks stay up too.
Print as many as you need
Each PDF is two pages: the puzzle, then the answers. Choose "Actual size" when you print for the biggest letters.
Hand out the right level
Amber for a relaxed, easy search, Sapphire for a bit more challenge, Diamond for your sharpest solvers. Everyone plays at their own pace.
This week's puzzles
Week of October 26, 2026
- Amber, Easy, level 1 of 3
Halloween Party
Costumes, cupcakes and a round of apple bobbing: twenty words from a friendly Halloween party at home or in the church hall.
15 × 15 grid · 20 words
- Sapphire, Medium, level 2 of 3
The Candy Bowl
Candy corn, popcorn balls and a handful of lollipops by the front door: twenty-five sweet words from the Halloween candy bowl.
16 × 16 grid · 25 words
- Diamond, Challenging, level 3 of 3
Things That Go Bump
Creaky shutters, cobwebs and a phantom or two: twenty gently spooky words for a cozy Halloween week.
16 × 16 grid · 20 words
Free to print and share for personal use, classrooms, senior centers and activity groups.
Three levels for a mixed group
Amber (easy)
Every word reads forward: across, down, or slanting down to the right.
See every puzzle at this level: AmberSapphire (medium)
Words run across both ways, up and down, and slanting down to the right.
See every puzzle at this level: SapphireDiamond (challenging)
Words hide in all eight directions, with overlaps and near misses.
See every puzzle at this level: Diamond
Need a whole session's worth?
25 puzzles per packet, and one copy covers your whole facility.
Tips for a puzzle session
- A highlighter or a ruler helps readers keep their place in the grid.
- Solving in pairs works well: one person reads the list, the other hunts.
- Keep the answer page back until the end, or hand it to anyone who's stuck.
- Each puzzle page on the site can also be played on a tablet, with a finger.
Books for the activity room
Each book has 100 puzzles in the same large print, one to a page, with the answers in the back. They make good prizes, gifts and quiet-time reading.
See all our books on Amazon
Questions or requests?
Tell us which themes your group loves, or let us know if anything doesn't print right. Write to hello@sunnysidepuzzlepress.com.