New Year's word scrambles for kids
Ring in the brand new year. Every sheet is generated and checked before it reaches the page, and each one prints with its answer key.
3 word scrambles on this page
Every level is below with its answer key. Print the one you want; the others stay off the paper.
New Year's word scramble: Easy
Ages 4-6
New Year's Word Scramble
Easy (Ages 4-6) - Unscramble the letters to find each word!
New Year's Word Scramble - Answer Key
Easy (Ages 4-6)
New Year's word scramble: Medium
Ages 7-9
New Year's Word Scramble
Medium (Ages 7-9) - Unscramble the letters to find each word!
New Year's Word Scramble - Answer Key
Medium (Ages 7-9)
New Year's word scramble: Hard
Ages 10+
New Year's Word Scramble
Hard (Ages 10+) - Unscramble the letters to find each word!
New Year's Word Scramble - Answer Key
Hard (Ages 10+)
The whole new year's pack
All 5 activities on this theme in one printable file: maze, word search, crossword, word scramble and bingo.
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About New Year's Word Scramble
Our New Year's word scramble puzzles turn a favorite kids' topic into a printable they actually want to finish. Ring in the brand new year. Each one is built around themed words like toast, glitter and countdown, so children pick up new year's vocabulary by playing - not from a flashcard.
Choose easy, medium, or hard to match your child (ages 4-6, 7-9, or 10+). Every level is free, comes with an answer key, and quietly builds spelling, phonics, and problem-solving - a no-prep pick for a quiet afternoon at home or a themed activity in class.
Common questions
Are these new year's word scrambles free?+
Yes, 100% free. No signup, no account needed. Just print and start unscrambling.
Do word scrambles include hints?+
Yes. Each scrambled word includes a hint to help kids figure out the answer. The answer key prints on a separate page.
What skills do word scrambles build?+
Word scrambles develop spelling, vocabulary, and problem-solving skills. Kids practice rearranging letters and recognizing word patterns - great for literacy development.