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This 18-word airport vocabulary word search teaches Grades 3–5 Spanish learners English terms for travel and airport environments. Hidden words include pilot, passport, luggage, and terminal, covering travelers, places, and essential items. Use it as a pre-travel lesson warm-up, a vocabulary preview for an airport field trip unit, or as a template for other location-based ESL activities.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Esl / Efl
Grade Level:
3rd – 5th Grades
Updated July 2026

Word List

  • AIRPORT
  • AIRPLANE
  • PILOT
  • TICKET
  • SUITCASE
  • BAG
  • PASSPORT
  • GATE
  • SEAT
  • WINDOW
  • LUGGAGE
  • FLIGHT
  • MAP
  • CLOCK
  • COMPUTER
  • TRAVELER
  • TAXI
  • TERMINAL

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