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Volume V Word Lab: 80 Themed Puzzles You Can Picture

Word Search Librito Volume V sorts its vocabulary into themes, from Insects to Astronomy. Play a puzzle, flip the cards, take the quiz and sample its vocabulary.

Volume V Word Lab: 80 Themed Puzzles You Can Picture

Quick: what’s the Spanish word for dragonfly? If you’re not sure, you’re not alone. Most people learn mariposa (butterfly) early and never meet libélula at all.

Volume V: The Explorer is where Word Search Librito turns thematic. Every puzzle has a topic, such as Insects, Kitchen, Astronomy or Professions, so the words come in groups you can picture, point to or draw. That makes it a friendly place to start for newcomers and beginners.

What’s inside

  • 80 themed puzzles across nearly 30 topics, from Colors and Months all the way to Quantum Mechanics.
  • 11 pairs per puzzle, mostly concrete, picturable words.
  • 17 × 15 grids with backwards words and accented letters throughout. The words are easy; finding them takes a sharp eye.
  • Topics come back several times (five Astronomy puzzles, five Kitchen puzzles), so vocabulary gets reviewed naturally.

Play a puzzle from the book

Puzzle 60: Insects. Backwards words are allowed, just like in the book.

Play with words from the book

Puzzle 60 · Insects

Drag from the first letter to the last, or tap the first letter and then the last. Find the English and the Spanish words.

Time0:00
  • Cockroach Cucaracha
  • Cricket Grillo
  • Insects Insectos
  • Dragonfly Libélula
  • Butterfly Mariposa
  • Ladybug Mariquita
  • Mosquito Mosquito
  • Caterpillar Oruga
  • Silverfish Pececillo De Plata
  • Moth Polilla
  • Termite Termita

Keyboard: arrow keys to move, Enter on the first and last letter.

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Flip cards

Flip cards

Bugs, sweets and a few surprises

Say the answer out loud, then tap the card to check.

Quick quiz

Quick quiz

Volume V quiz

Libélula is a…
Mariquita means…
Which insect has the same name in both languages?
How many puzzles are in Volume V?
Oruga means…

Try it at home or in a group

  • Draw it. After each puzzle, draw three of the words and label them in both languages.
  • Theme scavenger hunt. Kitchen puzzle? Find five of the words in your real kitchen.
  • Odd one out. Read four words from a theme plus one from another theme. Who spots the intruder?
Volume V - The Explorer cover
Who it's for

Volume V - The Explorer

Adult learners · Teens and adultsEveryday vocabulary, by theme

Best for: Adult schools and newcomer programs, topic-based practice, libraries

Vocabulary & topics: Concrete, picturable topics such as home, food, animals and professions, plus medieval history (Sword, Siege, Dungeon).

Solving
Challenging
Vocabulary
Easy
Puzzles
80
Grid
17 × 15
Size
6 x 9 in

A taste of the vocabulary

A taste of the vocabulary

20 words from the book

Every word from the book used on this page, grouped by theme. Hide the Spanish and test yourself.

Insects

  • CockroachCucaracha
  • CricketGrillo
  • InsectsInsectos
  • DragonflyLibélula
  • ButterflyMariposa
  • LadybugMariquita
  • MosquitoMosquito
  • CaterpillarOruga
  • SilverfishPececillo De Plata
  • MothPolilla
  • TermiteTermita

Sweets

  • GingerbreadPan De Jengibre
  • HoneyMiel

Astronomy

  • MoonLuna
  • Red DwarfEnana Roja
  • MercuryMercurio
  • SolarSolar
  • UranusUrano

More words

  • GingerJengibre
  • HoneymoonLuna De Miel

Find the rest in the book →

Ready for bigger topics like countries, the human body and measurement? Volume VI is next.

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