All Saints' Day worksheets (printable)
Free printable All Saints' Day worksheets for kids: crossword, word search and more, built from 21 English words with clues (e.g. candle, chrysanthemum, cemetery, grave).
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Ages 6-8
- candle — Burns in a glass holder for loved ones who have died
- chrysanthemum — A fall bloom with many petals that we bring on November 1
- cemetery — A quiet field with rows of headstones
- grave — The place where someone is buried
- wreath — A round decoration made of twigs and blossoms
- leaf — In the fall it drops from the tree
- family — Mom, dad, brothers, sisters and everyone close
- flower — It grows in the garden and smells nice
- prayer — Quiet words said for the people we love
- grandma — Your mother's or father's mom
- grandpa — Your mother's or father's dad
- flame — It dances at the tip of a wick
- silence — When nobody speaks, there is ___
- church — A building where people go to pray
Ages 9-12
- lantern — On the evening of November 1 it lights up cemeteries
- cemetery — We visit it to remember loved ones who have died
- wreath — A ring of evergreen twigs and flowers laid for the dead
- remembrance — Keeping in mind the people who are no longer here
- ancestors — The generations who lived before us
- prayer — Said for those who have died
- silence — The deep quiet when no one says a word
- saint — A holy person; November 1 is their day
- memory — A picture of the past that comes back to mind
- church — Where a solemn Mass takes place
- grandparents — The parents of our parents
- flame — The bright, flickering tip of a burning wick
- grave — The spot where someone is buried; we lay flowers on it
- chrysanthemum — The classic flower of November 1
- family — Gathers on these days to remember loved ones
- gravestone — A stone slab with the name and dates of someone who has died