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Word search puzzle filled with New Year's words! Try to find the answer to this trivia question: The first director of the American FBI was born on New Year's Day in 1895. What was his name? (Solution)
A whole wordsearch puzzle devoted to the infamous weather forecaster, Punxsutawney Phil. Trivia: A groundhog is also known by these three animal names. (Solution)
Can you feel the love that was put into this puzzle? Trivia question: Who was the first author to write about Valentine's Day as a day of love? (Solution)
Complete this puzzle with a green pen to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! Circle the Irish words to find the answer to this stumper: Which two American Rivers are dyed green each year on March 17th? (Solution)
The Easter Bunny is hiding in this puzzle. And so are his eggs, basket, and chocolate. Circle all the words to find out the name of the little-known holiday celebrated on the Monday after Easter. (Solution)
Hunt for ascension, resurrection, and crucifixion in this puzzle. Then, answer the trivia question: What flower symbolizes the resurrection of Jesus? (Solution)
Can you find all of the holidays celebrated in the United States?
This puzzle in not for the squeamish. Find ghosts, zombies, mummies, and more! Search closely to find the answer to this trivia question: In order to kill a werewolf, you need one of these. (Solution)
Costumes, candy corn, and flashlight are some of the words you'll hunt for in this Halloween wordsearch. Trivia: In the movie, It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, what did Charlie Brown receive when he went trick-or-treating? (Solution)
Find all the words associated with Santa Claus in this Christmas word search puzzle. Find all of the words and you'll discover the answer to this trivia question: What are three other names that Santa Claus goes by? (Solution)
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