Printable small pets word search in color

Printable Small Pets Word Search for Kids

Getting a first pet is an exciting experience. If your kids are deciding what pet to choose, download and print this free small pets word search for kids. Perhaps seeing some options in front of them will help them decide.

There are thirty words for anyone who has a small pet or is hoping for one. The furry ones are here, like the hamster, gerbil, guinea pig and chinchilla, along with feathered pets like the canary and the budgie, and scaly ones like the gecko and the betta fish. The rest are the things they need: a cage or a tank, bedding, pellets, hay and an exercise wheel.

Look for both BUDGIE and PARAKEET. In the United States they usually mean the same bird. When every word is circled, the leftover letters answer the riddle: what game do mice like to play? Words run across, down and diagonally, never backwards, which suits grades 3 to 5.

Click a puzzle to open its PDF. The answer key is on page two.

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Small Pets Word Search in Color

Printable small pets word search in color

Black and White Small Pets Word Search

The black and white copy is lighter on ink, and the pictures can be colored in once the puzzle is done.

Printable small pets word search in black and white
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Answer Key

Every pet and supply circled, with the answer to the mouse riddle at the bottom.

Small pets word search answer key

The 30 Small Pets Words

Rat, Canary, Bedding, Carrot, Hamster, Hay, Goldfish, Guinea Pig, Turtle, Parakeet, Hedgehog, Lizard, Gerbil, Cage, Hermit Crab, Hutch, Chinchilla, Feeder, Wheel, Rabbit, Snail, Gecko, Pellets, Budgie, Burrow, Betta, Tunnel, Tank, Ferret, Mouse

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