A Valentine's Day word search you can play here or print for a class party. Pick a level, find every word hidden in the grid, and print it when you want it on paper — with a full answer key on a second sheet.
The easy level sticks to words that are short, kind and unambiguous: love, hug, gift, card, rose, heart. It is a good early-February sheet for a beginner, because the vocabulary is emotional rather than technical and the meanings are shown as each word turns up.
The harder level reaches for the language the day actually borrows from — ADORATION, COURTSHIP, ENAMORED, SERENADE. Words that are a pleasure to read and a nuisance to spot, which is what you want from a timed grid.
Press Print this puzzle — or just Ctrl‑P — and you'll get the grid exactly as it is on screen, with the word list underneath and a full answer key on a second sheet. Generate a new grid first if you'd like a different one; whatever is on screen is what prints. No account, no watermark, nothing to download.
English learner level — eight of these twelve appear in any one puzzle:
Native speaker level — fourteen of these are used at a time:
VALENTINE · AFFECTION · CHOCOLATE · SWEETHEART · ADORATION · COURTSHIP · ROMANTIC · DEVOTION · ENAMORED · FEBRUARY · SERENADE · BOUQUET · CHERISH · ADMIRER · BELOVED · PASSION · CUPID · TOKEN
Is it free?
Yes, to play and to print, with no signup.
Are the puzzles always the same?
No — every grid is generated fresh, so this theme never runs out.
Can I use this in a classroom?
Yes. Print as many as you like. The answer key comes on its own sheet.
Is this appropriate for a school class?
Yes. The word lists are affectionate rather than romantic — the easy level is built around friendship, kindness and gifts.