Bilingual books for adult learning, senior activities and libraries.
English–Spanish word searches and coloring books. Each title lists its audience, vocabulary focus, search difficulty and topics, based on a review of its word list.
Our current collection is written for adult learning, recreation, senior activity programs and families. Escuelita, our grade-by-grade series, is in development, and Volume IX, Escuelita 1st, is the first title.
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How to read the levels
Solving — how hard the words are to find: grid size, diagonals, backwards words and accented decoy letters.
Vocabulary — how hard the words are to know: from concrete picture words (1) to linguistic concepts like homophones and false cognates (5).
STEP 2
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TitleAudience & focusLevelsSpecsPrice & order
Volume I - The Classic Starter
English & Spanish · 6 × 9 in
880 everyday and workplace nouns · words run forward only · 44% look-alike words help beginners
📖 Built-in English ↔ Spanish translation list
Adult learners · Teens and adults
Everyday vocabulary
Best for: Adult schools, beginner-friendly searches, libraries
Pocket 4 × 6 · 69 puzzles with stretch topics: astronomy, nobility, zodiac, and function words like should, might and whose · backwards words throughout
📖 Built-in English ↔ Spanish translation list
Adult recreation · Adult learners
Specialized topics
Best for: Travel, gifts, intermediate–advanced learners
Coloring + word search · dense letter grids on a 6 × 9 page (standard print, not large print) · words run forward only · a coloring companion to Volumes V and VI
📖 Built-in English ↔ Spanish translation list
Adult recreation · Families
Everyday vocabulary + coloring
Best for: Coloring fans, relaxed bilingual practice, gifts
Prices and specifications may change. Availability, discounts and delivery times are confirmed by quote. Audience, vocabulary focus and levels are editorial descriptions based on a review of each word list. They are not content ratings or curriculum alignment. We recommend that instructors choose puzzles based on their learners' literacy and language level.
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