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#Free online word search maker code#

In the above example, the word “PEOPLE” tried to be placed on the puzzle at E2.

Notice for each “oops” word that did not make the puzzle the oops is SOMEWHERE on the answer key. But it makes the answer key wrong… and that isn’t good. This means there are a few words in the puzzle that are almost the word but not the word. I like the oops! It makes the puzzle more challenging. So you will see partial attempts at placing a word on the answer key.

#Free online word search maker code#

Notice on the answer key some words are not words! When the code tries to put a word on the answer key and runs into another word it does NOT delete the attempt. Highlight the words starting in column AA, copy and then paste somewhere of your choosing onto the answer grid. Manually find a spot on the answer key for where you want to add the words that did not make the list. Use the menu to “Test for Errors.” This will go through the word list and double check that all of the words on the list are accounted for in the puzzle or in the oops list.

If it is not blank another word is using that spot! That word is then NOT added to the puzzle and added to a list in column AA. When placing letters on the puzzle my code checks to see if the spot is blank. One of the problems with placing words randomly is they will run into and “eat” other words. The answer key is built before your eyes. Words are randomly placed horizontally or vertically. Choose “Create Puzzle.”Įach word is randomly placed on the Word Search grid. Locate the “Make Word Search” menu at the top. Each letter from the word is automatically spaced out into individual cells. Use the menu to “Create Puzzle.” Copy and paste your puzzle into Docs, Drawings, Slides or Sheets or you can simply print.Ī/wordsearch Paste Your WordsĪfter making a copy of the template, replace the default list of words in column B with your own words. The Google Sheets template I created allows you to copy and paste your own list of words onto the spreadsheet. You can use my template to create your own Word Search. If your browser is configured to block pop-ups, you will need to allow this site to open pop-ups.Just for fun, I coded a Word Search from a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Note that this site uses a pop-up window to display the generated printable.

Optionally, click the Save button to save the word list for future use.

Optionally, change the puzzle sheet settings, such as puzzle type, word hints in the word bank, etc.

Click the Add Rows button to add more rows.

The Chinese word should not be more than 4 characters long. You can click the E button to let the system fill in the definition for you if the Chinese is a single character or a commonly-used word.

Optionally, enter the definition of the Chinese character or word.

Use v for ü, for example lv3 for lǚ, and number 5 for the neutral tone, e.g. As an example, for the Chinese phrase 哪儿, the Pinyin must be entered as na3 er2. Note that Pinyin must be entered with tone numbers and its syllables must be separated by a blank space.

Click the P button to add Pinyin automatically.

Both simplified and traditional Chinese characters are supported. You can copy or paste Chinese text from other sources, such as web pages or word documents, or enter them using your faovorite Chinese Input Method Editor(IME). The title is used to identify the word list when you save the list to the server.

If you want to create a new list, enter the title of the Chinese word list, such as My Family.

Click the Print button to generate the puzzle sheets.

In the Puzzle Worksheet Options section, adjust the puzzle options as needed.

Remove the entries you do not need by clicking the trash can icon next to it. If the list has more than 20 entries, only the first 20 entries will be used to generate the puzzle.

Load a list from your saved lists or find one by looking up the lists created by others.

To create a Chinese word or Pinyin search puzzle: