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McLintock word search with Western and classic film vocabulary including cowboy and showdown.
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This 20-word word search draws from the classic 1963 comedy Western film McLintock, perfect for students in Grades 4–6. Hidden words include cowboy, ranch, showdown, and Maureen O'Hara, blending Western themes with film references. Use it as a movie-day activity, a literature-and-film class warm-up, or a fun vocabulary puzzle about the Old West.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Performing Arts
Grade Level:
4th – 6th Grades
Updated May 2026

Word List

  • RANCH
  • SALOON
  • HORSES
  • BARROOM
  • TRAIL
  • WAGON
  • RIDERS
  • CAMPFIRE
  • DESERT
  • PRAIRIE
  • RIFLE
  • SUNSET
  • SHOWDOWN
  • COWBOY
  • MAINSTREET
  • RIVER
  • MCLINTOCK
  • GEORGE
  • MAUREENOHARA
  • COMEDYWESTERN

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