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This 30-word woodworking word search covers hand tools, cutting techniques, and wood properties for students in Grades 7–9. Hidden words include handsaw, rabbet, ripsaw, kerf, and planer, reflecting both basic and intermediate shop vocabulary. Use it as a woodshop class warm-up, a vocabulary review before a unit, or a sub-plan activity for students learning woodworking fundamentals.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Woodworking
Grade Level:
7th – 9th Grades
Updated September 2023

Word List

  • ANNUALRINGS
  • BACKSAW
  • BACKSAW
  • BORE
  • COMPASSSAW
  • COPINGSAW
  • CROSSCUT
  • CROSSCUTSAWS
  • DADO
  • DRILL
  • FILE
  • FILECARD
  • GRAIN
  • HANDSAW
  • HARDWOOD
  • KERF
  • KEYHOLESAW
  • KILN
  • MITERBOX
  • NOMINAL
  • PERPENDICULAR
  • PLANER
  • RABBET
  • RASPS
  • RIP
  • RIPSAW
  • SOFTWOOD
  • SPECIES
  • WARPING
  • WOOD

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