This free printable US Presidents Word Search puzzle features the names of all 46 presidents.
Just in time for President’s Day, we have a free Printable US Presidents Word Search! I remember back in 5th grade having to learn the names of all the presidents in order.
I also remember that the reward to learn them was a Marathon candy bar – anyone else remember those or the days when teachers gave candy bars as rewards??
Even though there were a few less names on the list back then, I think it would have been easier with some reinforcement like this presidential puzzle!
The puzzle is a fun way to reinforce recognition of these presidential names.
More Fun U.S. Presidents Learning Activities:
Before we get on to the word search, take a moment to look at these other options for more fun learning about U.S. Presidents:
The Presidents Visual Encyclopedia
Unbelievable Facts About Past and Present U.S PresidentsSmart About the Presidents (Smart About History)The Everything Kids’ Presidents Book: Puzzles, Games and TriviaWeird But True Know-It-All: U.S. PresidentsPresidents Facts and Fun Activity Book (Dover Children’s Activity Books)Our Country’s Presidents: A Complete Encyclopedia of the U.S. PresidencyPresidents’ DayOur Country’s Presidents: A Complete Encyclopedia of the U.S. Presidency, 2020 EditionThe New Big Book of U.S. PresidentsBasher History: US Presidents: Oval Office All-StarsOtto’s Tales: Today is Presidents’ Day
Our fun United States Presidents word search puzzle can be used as part of a classroom U.S. History study unit or incorporated into a celebration for any of the patriotic holidays whether it’s Presidents Day, 4th of July, etc.
You’re welcome to print out as many copies as you need.
The US Presidents Word Search contains the hidden names of all 46 presidents of the United States. For names that are duplicated for two presidents, i.e. Adams and Roosevelt, those names are each hidden in the puzzle twice.
Although he served two separate presidential terms, Cleveland is only in the puzzle once since it was the same person.
All the words can be found by searching vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
For an extra challenge, can you memorize all 46 names?
You can print a full-page copy of the puzzle HERE.
You can find a copy of the US Presidents Word Search Answer Key HERE.
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Mary Dailey says
What a cute idea. We all have to learn our presidents and this is a good way to learn!
Jerry Marquardt says
Thank you for this, I printed it for my father. He like this stuff.
June S. says
(FREE Printable US Presidents Word Search) I love doing these word searches all the time, thanks for sharing this one with us-
bobbie says
Everyone in our house has attempted to do this puzzle and we can only find 2 B’s in the whole puzzle and neither of them spells Bush or Obama. Is anyone else finding these names?
Chrysa says
Thanks for spotting the puzzle error! We have fixed it!
bobbie says
I’m still only seeing 2, top right corner and in the 10th row from the top. One starts Buren (no Van though?) and the other Buchanan. Am I missing any more?
Chrysa says
One of the links had the wrong puzzle, but now you should get to the correct one whether you print from the word link OR from the image.
LeAnn says
The one that printed for me does not use the repeated twice. They are only there once. Van Buren is still in two separate places. I printed on 4-26-16
Burgundy Love says
I Don’t know if y’all was trying to be funny or what! But I’m black and OBAMA is not on there I feel offended and what did Bush to get left out! My 3rd students was looking for there president!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chrysa says
He is on there! You have to click the links above to get to the actual puzzle page to print out. (http://jinxykids.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/US-Presidents-Word-Search.pdf) Obama starts in the 2nd row from the bottom and goes diagonally up towards the right.
G K says
I love fun games like these that get kids into history.