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18 words to find, at three difficulties, and it prints with the answer key.

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PresidentsANEESVRAEIORSTMNTHOAANWTNLESTTHLENRRNOXJIROROOSEVELTUFTNTELEELXRDTAMNJMSLHRFSFERETTMOANNATWAIFOLEYREMFANICNMAOKENSMNEHANEODAOESEHRSSNVAODERKORAMHJLSTOJGGOINMABTGOIROOSTKAAVSTONAEJANATNKJEMNEOLNLMRAHGWJOONNNNRNCRIACCITFFWDFNDCAOAONVAKNOLGGARETAFTVECADSNNONACKDEGRANTONAOONNIXONYTRVEFNLJMNYROAWELIIAATGONOSTNNEANOSADANFTNRINMA

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PresidentsANEESVRAEIORSTMNTHOAANWTNLESTTHLENRRNOXJIROROOSEVELTUFTNTELEELXRDTAMNJMSLHRFSFERETTMOANNATWAIFOLEYREMFANICNMAOKENSMNEHANEODAOESEHRSSNVAODERKORAMHJLSTOJGGOINMABTGOIROOSTKAAVSTONAEJANATNKJEMNEOLNLMRAHGWJOONNNNRNCRIACCITFFWDFNDCAOAONVAKNOLGGARETAFTVECADSNNONACKDEGRANTONAOONNIXONYTRVEFNLJMNYROAWELIIAATGONOSTNNEANOSADANFTNRINMA
  1. WASHINGTON runs top to bottom, starting at row 6, column 1.
  2. JEFFERSON runs top to bottom, starting at row 3, column 4.
  3. ROOSEVELT runs left to right, starting at row 3, column 8.
  4. LINCOLN runs top to bottom, starting at row 11, column 14.
  5. MADISON runs top to bottom, starting at row 6, column 11.
  6. JACKSON runs top to bottom, starting at row 10, column 17.
  7. KENNEDY runs top to bottom, starting at row 10, column 7.
  8. MONROE runs top to bottom, starting at row 9, column 13.
  9. TRUMAN runs top to bottom, starting at row 1, column 17.
  10. CARTER runs top to bottom, starting at row 6, column 16.
  11. REAGAN runs top to bottom, starting at row 6, column 9.
  12. HOOVER runs top to bottom, starting at row 7, column 10.
  13. WILSON runs top to bottom, starting at row 2, column 5.
  14. ADAMS runs top to bottom, starting at row 13, column 16.
  15. GRANT runs left to right, starting at row 15, column 9.
  16. NIXON runs left to right, starting at row 16, column 2.
  17. OBAMA runs top to bottom, starting at row 8, column 15.
  18. TAFT runs left to right, starting at row 14, column 8.
PresidentsNEEWILSONTDOFHNIBSSTRUMANADGERFEJETNAIXMGAENAMTREOIONNENIXONWAGGFRMONROEROTADTGRFOKFOEHNFOSAJAKAEOEONAARIHMOAOCNRSNATGGLISMBCRNTSENNBAINOAHAKIRCOVEOTNGNNOEMSANANEDECTTMOGSAOCERCLYOORSVEKRONERTITLNMOEMADISONOETNNGSROONOLYOMSRW

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PresidentsNEEWILSONTDOFHNIBSSTRUMANADGERFEJETNAIXMGAENAMTREOIONNENIXONWAGGFRMONROEROTADTGRFOKFOEHNFOSAJAKAEOEONAARIHMOAOCNRSNATGGLISMBCRNTSENNBAINOAHAKIRCOVEOTNGNNOEMSANANEDECTTMOGSAOCERCLYOORSVEKRONERTITLNMOEMADISONOETNNGSROONOLYOMSRW
  1. WASHINGTON runs top to bottom, starting at row 5, column 1.
  2. JEFFERSON runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 3, column 3.
  3. ROOSEVELT runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 5, column 6.
  4. LINCOLN runs top to bottom, starting at row 8, column 15.
  5. MADISON runs left to right, starting at row 14, column 5.
  6. JACKSON runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 7, column 3.
  7. KENNEDY runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 6, column 8.
  8. MONROE runs left to right, starting at row 5, column 7.
  9. TRUMAN runs left to right, starting at row 2, column 5.
  10. CARTER runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 10, column 9.
  11. REAGAN runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 5, column 10.
  12. HOOVER runs top to bottom, starting at row 10, column 4.
  13. WILSON runs left to right, starting at row 1, column 4.
  14. ADAMS runs top to bottom, starting at row 5, column 2.
  15. GRANT runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 5, column 4.
  16. NIXON runs left to right, starting at row 4, column 11.
  17. OBAMA runs diagonally down and to the right, starting at row 8, column 3.
  18. TAFT runs diagonally up and to the right, starting at row 8, column 12.
PresidentsNYLNOSLIWNGLINMTSRJEFFERSONXGRANTLNKENNEDYRETRACADAMSNMAOTFATEATORAMAOONOSKCAJNOEONJSNNOTGNIHSAWSNELWTOTNLANMOLOVOAWNOLANAANIXEFLNSROALBBANILJIIOOREVOOHCNTRDNMOLHMONROENAMURTYOATHALEMNXREAGANNIONA

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PresidentsNYLNOSLIWNGLINMTSRJEFFERSONXGRANTLNKENNEDYRETRACADAMSNMAOTFATEATORAMAOONOSKCAJNOEONJSNNOTGNIHSAWSNELWTOTNLANMOLOVOAWNOLANAANIXEFLNSROALBBANILJIIOOREVOOHCNTRDNMOLHMONROENAMURTYOATHALEMNXREAGANNIONA
  1. WASHINGTON runs right to left, starting at row 7, column 12.
  2. JEFFERSON runs left to right, starting at row 2, column 5.
  3. ROOSEVELT runs top to bottom, starting at row 4, column 1.
  4. LINCOLN runs top to bottom, starting at row 8, column 13.
  5. MADISON runs diagonally up and to the right, starting at row 14, column 1.
  6. JACKSON runs right to left, starting at row 6, column 8.
  7. KENNEDY runs left to right, starting at row 3, column 8.
  8. MONROE runs left to right, starting at row 12, column 9.
  9. TRUMAN runs right to left, starting at row 13, column 6.
  10. CARTER runs right to left, starting at row 4, column 6.
  11. REAGAN runs left to right, starting at row 14, column 4.
  12. HOOVER runs right to left, starting at row 11, column 12.
  13. WILSON runs right to left, starting at row 1, column 9.
  14. ADAMS runs left to right, starting at row 4, column 7.
  15. GRANT runs left to right, starting at row 3, column 1.
  16. NIXON runs bottom to top, starting at row 11, column 14.
  17. OBAMA runs bottom to top, starting at row 11, column 11.
  18. TAFT runs right to left, starting at row 5, column 5.

About Presidents

Forty-five people have held the presidency, and the names hidden here span more than two centuries of that office. Washington set the two-term custom that later became the 22nd Amendment. Jefferson doubled the country's size with the Louisiana Purchase. Lincoln led during the Civil War and signed the Emancipation Proclamation. Truman took office in April 1945, weeks before the war in Europe ended. Kennedy, Reagan, Carter and Obama carry the story into living memory, with terms most families can still discuss firsthand.

Reach for this during a unit on American government or in the week around Presidents' Day, when students are matching names to eras.

What is in this word search

An 18 by 18 word search hiding 18 words about Presidents, 0 of them diagonally and 0 written backwards.

Grid
18 x 18
Words to find
18
Diagonal words
0
Backward words
0

Words to find

  • WASHINGTON
  • LINCOLN
  • JEFFERSON
  • ADAMS
  • MADISON
  • MONROE
  • JACKSON
  • GRANT
  • ROOSEVELT
  • TRUMAN
  • KENNEDY
  • NIXON
  • CARTER
  • REAGAN
  • OBAMA
  • HOOVER
  • TAFT
  • WILSON

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