Book Week Word Search (Middle, Upper)

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Overview:

This word search features terms related to Book Week to help students celebrate and explore literature. Suitable for middle and upper years students.

Learning Objectives:

Recognise key vocabulary associated with Book Week.
Improve word search skills and attention to detail.
Develop familiarity with literature-related terms.

How the Activity Works:

Students search for and circle words related to Book Week within the grid. The words are connected to books, reading, and literary characters. This activity helps students practise word recognition and encourages an early appreciation for books and reading.

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