Printable third-grade crossword puzzle designed to help students practice essential Dolch sight words through fun clues.

Let's solve this Dolch Sight Word Crossword Puzzle for Third Grade. The goal is to fill in the crossword using the provided word list and clues.

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🔤 Word List:

- drink
- grow
- never
- pick
- seven
- six
- together
- warm

---

🧩 Crossword Grid (with numbered clues):

We have:

```
1 1
2
3 4
5
```

But since it’s a visual puzzle, let’s interpret the layout based on standard crossword format and the clues.

From the image layout:
- Across clues: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- Down clues: 1, 2

Let’s analyze the clues.

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## 🔍 Clues:

✔ ACROSS:

1. We can go ________!
→ This suggests a word meaning "together" or "jointly".
Answer: together
→ This is a 9-letter word.

2. It's really ________.
→ Likely describes temperature or feeling.
Possible: warm (4 letters)
But we need to check grid size.

3. He is ________ years old.
→ A number. From the word list: six, seven
So either six or seven.

4. I have ________ seen that.
→ "Never" fits perfectly here.
Answer: never
→ 5 letters.

5. Can you ________ me up?
→ Common phrase: “Can you pick me up?”
Answer: pick
→ 4 letters.

---

✘ DOWN:

1. I can see the plant ________.
→ What do plants do? They grow.
Answer: grow
→ 4 letters.

2. She is ________ years old.
→ Again, a number: six or seven.

---

Now let’s map the words to the grid.

---

📐 Let’s reconstruct the grid.

From the clues and typical crossword structure:

Assume the grid looks like this:

```
[1] [1]
[2]
[3] [4]
[5]
```

But more accurately, likely:

```
1 1
2
3 4
5
```

Wait — better to think of it as:

- Across 1: 9-letter word → must be together (9 letters)
- Across 2: ? → Possibly 4 letters
- Across 3: 4-letter word → six or seven
- Across 4: 5-letter word → never
- Across 5: 4-letter word → pick

And Down 1: 4-letter word → grow
Down 2: 4-letter word → six or seven

So let’s try to fit them.

---

✔ Step-by-step filling:

#### Across 1: We can go ________!
→ together (9 letters)

So across 1 is a long horizontal word: T O G E T H E R

That means the first row has 9 boxes.

But looking at the image, the top row has only two boxes labeled "1", which might be a typo or mislabeling.

Wait — perhaps the numbering is off.

Looking again at the image:

The grid shows:

- Box 1: appears twice — probably Across 1 spans multiple boxes.
- Box 2: one box below
- Box 3: one box to the right
- Box 4: under box 3
- Box 5: under box 2

So likely:

```
1 1
2
3 4
5
```

This suggests:

- Across 1: two boxes? But "together" is 9 letters → not possible.

Wait — maybe the labels are for the clue numbers, not the length.

Let’s re-express the grid properly.

From standard formatting, it’s likely:

```
[1][1] ← Across 1 (two boxes?)
[2] ← Across 2 (one box?)
[3][4] ← Across 3 & 4?
[5] ← Across 5
```

No — that doesn't make sense.

Alternatively, perhaps:

- Across 1: starts at top-left, goes right → possibly 4 letters?
- Across 2: vertical? No.

Wait — let’s look at the clues again.

Clues:

ACROSS:

1. We can go ________! → together → 9 letters
2. It's really ________. → warm → 4 letters
3. He is ________ years old. → six or seven → 4 or 5 letters
4. I have ________ seen that. → never → 5 letters
5. Can you ________ me up? → pick → 4 letters

DOWN:

1. I can see the plant ________. → grow → 4 letters
2. She is ________ years old. → six or seven → 4 or 5 letters

Now, notice that "together" is 9 letters — so it must be a long across word.

But the grid shown only has small boxes. However, in the image, there are five rows of boxes:

Row 1: two boxes (labeled 1)
Row 2: one box (labeled 2)
Row 3: two boxes (labeled 3 and 4)
Row 4: one box (labeled 5)

Wait — perhaps the labeling is:

- Across 1: two boxes → but "together" is too long → contradiction.

Ah! Perhaps the numbered squares are where the clues start.

So:

- Across 1: starts at square 1, goes right → how many boxes? Maybe 4 or 5?

But "together" is 9 letters — impossible.

Wait — maybe the clue is not "together"?

Let’s reconsider.

Is "together" the only 9-letter word? Yes.

But maybe the clue is misread.

Wait — clue 1: "We can go ________!" — common phrase: "We can go together!" — yes, that makes sense.

But if the grid doesn’t allow 9 letters, then perhaps the image is truncated or the layout is different.

Alternatively, maybe the word is "drink"? No, doesn’t fit.

Wait — perhaps the clue is not "together".

Let’s look at the word list again:

- drink
- grow
- never
- pick
- seven
- six
- together
- warm

Only together is 9 letters.

But maybe the crossword is not large.

Wait — perhaps the numbering is not for the word length, but for the clue.

Let’s assume the grid is:

```
[1] [1] ← Across 1: 2 boxes?
[2] ← Across 2: 1 box?
[3] [4] ← Across 3: 1 box? Across 4: 1 box?
[5] ← Across 5: 1 box?
```

But that doesn’t work.

Alternatively, perhaps:

- Across 1: 4-letter word → warm?
- Across 2: 4-letter word → pick?
- Across 3: 4-letter word → six?
- Across 4: 5-letter word → never?
- Across 5: 4-letter word → grow?

But clue 1 says: "We can go ________!" — likely together.

But together is not in the list? Wait — it is in the list.

Yes, it is.

So the puzzle must include together.

Therefore, the grid must have a 9-letter space for together.

But the image shows only small boxes.

Possibility: The image is cropped or the grid is larger than shown.

Alternatively, maybe "together" is not the answer.

Wait — let’s consider: "We can go ________!" — could it be "drink"? No.

"grow"? "We can go grow?" — no.

"pick"? "We can go pick?" — okay, but not idiomatic.

"warm"? "We can go warm?" — no.

"never"? "We can go never?" — no.

"six"? "We can go six?" — no.

Only "together" makes sense.

So Across 1 must be "together".

Thus, the grid must have 9 boxes in a row.

But the image shows only two boxes in the first row.

This suggests a mismatch.

Wait — perhaps the numbers are not the clue numbers, but the box numbers.

But in crosswords, numbers indicate clue numbers.

Another idea: Maybe the grid is not shown fully, or the image is low-res.

Alternatively, perhaps the puzzle uses shorter versions.

Wait — maybe "together" is not the answer.

Let’s re-read clue 1: "We can go ________!"

Possible answers: together, now, on, etc.

But only together is in the word list.

So it must be together.

But the grid doesn’t allow it.

Unless...

Wait — perhaps the numbered squares are not indicating the length.

Let’s look at the layout again.

From the image:

- Top row: two boxes, both labeled "1"
- Second row: one box labeled "2"
- Third row: two boxes, labeled "3" and "4"
- Fourth row: one box labeled "5"

So likely:

- Across 1: spans the first row, two boxes → so 2-letter word? But no 2-letter sight words in list.

Wait — unless "dr" is part of "drink"? No.

Perhaps the numbering is for the clues, and the grid is:

```
[ ] [ ] ← Across 1
[ ] ← Across 2
[ ] [ ] ← Across 3 and 4?
[ ] ← Across 5
```

But still not clear.

Let’s try to assign clues to the grid.

Try fitting the words:

Let’s suppose:

- Across 1: "We can go ________!" → together → 9 letters → needs 9 boxes → not possible with given grid.

So contradiction.

Wait — perhaps the clue is not "We can go ________!" — maybe it’s "We can go ________." and the blank is short.

But "together" is the only logical fit.

Alternative: Could it be "drink"? "We can go drink" — awkward.

Or "pick"? "We can go pick" — possible, but not idiomatic.

Wait — what about "warm"? "We can go warm" — no.

"Grow"? "We can go grow" — no.

"Never"? "We can go never" — no.

"Six"? "We can go six" — no.

"Seven"? "We can go seven" — no.

Only together makes sense.

So perhaps the puzzle is designed with a longer grid, but the image is incomplete.

Alternatively, maybe the word list includes "together", but it’s not used in the crossword — but that contradicts the design.

Wait — another possibility: "together" is used in Across 1, and the grid has 9 boxes, but the image shows only part of it.

But the image shows only 4 rows and 3 columns.

Wait — let’s count the boxes:

- Row 1: 2 boxes
- Row 2: 1 box
- Row 3: 2 boxes
- Row 4: 1 box

Total: 6 boxes.

So maximum word length is 2.

But "together" is 9 letters.

Impossible.

So something is wrong.

Wait — perhaps the numbered squares are not for the clues, but for the start of the words.

But clue 1 is "We can go ________!" — must be a long word.

Unless the puzzle is not meant to use "together" for clue 1.

Wait — let’s read the clue again: "We can go ________!"

Could it be "drink"? "We can go drink!" — yes, people say "go drink" (e.g., "Let's go drink beer").

But "drink" is 5 letters.

"Pick" — "go pick" — "go pick up" — possible.

"Grow" — "go grow" — not common.

"Warm" — "go warm" — no.

"Never" — "go never" — no.

"Six" — "go six" — no.

"Seven" — "go seven" — no.

"Pick" — "go pick" — acceptable.

"Drink" — "go drink" — acceptable.

But "together" is the best fit.

But the grid doesn't allow it.

Unless the crossword is not linear.

Another idea: perhaps the word "together" is split.

But no.

Wait — maybe the clue 1 is not "We can go ________!" — perhaps it's "We can go ________." and the answer is "drink" or "pick".

But "We can go drink" is grammatically odd.

Better: "We can go for a drink" — but "drink" is not the full phrase.

Alternatively, maybe the answer is "warm" — "It's really warm" — clue 2.

Let’s try solving without "together".

Let’s list all clues:

ACROSS:

1. We can go ________! → ???
2. It's really ________. → warm (4 letters)
3. He is ________ years old. → six or seven (4 or 5 letters)
4. I have ________ seen that. → never (5 letters)
5. Can you ________ me up? → pick (4 letters)

DOWN:

1. I can see the plant ________. → grow (4 letters)
2. She is ________ years old. → six or seven (4 or 5 letters)

Now, let’s assume the grid has:

- Across 1: 4-letter word → could be warm or pick or drink or grow
- Across 2: 1-box? No.

Wait — perhaps the grid is:

```
[1] [1] ← Across 1: 2 boxes? Or one word?
[2] ← Across 2: 1 box?
[3] [4] ← Across 3: 1 box, Across 4: 1 box?
[5] ← Across 5: 1 box?
```

But that doesn't help.

Perhaps the numbers are:

- Across 1: starts at top-left, goes right → 2 boxes → 2-letter word → none in list.
- Across 2: starts at second row, center → 1 box → 1-letter word → none.

So impossible.

Unless the numbers are for the clue numbers, and the grid is larger.

Given the confusion, let’s assume the intended solution is:

- Across 1: "We can go together!" → but grid doesn't support.

Wait — perhaps the clue is "We can go ________!" and the answer is "pick" — as in "pick up", but "pick" alone doesn't fit.

Another possibility: "drink" — "We can go drink!" — informal.

But let’s try to match the clues with the word list.

Let’s try:

- Across 1: "We can go ________!" → drink (5 letters) — possible
- Across 2: "It's really ________." → warm (4 letters)
- Across 3: "He is ________ years old." → six (3 letters) or seven (5 letters)
- Across 4: "I have ________ seen that." → never (5 letters)
- Across 5: "Can you ________ me up?" → pick (4 letters)

But "pick" is 4 letters, "never" is 5, "six" is 3, "seven" is 5.

Now, DOWN:

- Down 1: "I can see the plant ________." → grow (4 letters)
- Down 2: "She is ________ years old." → six or seven

Now, let’s assume the grid has:

- Across 1: 5-letter word → drink
- Across 2: 4-letter word → warm
- Across 3: 3-letter word → six
- Across 4: 5-letter word → never
- Across 5: 4-letter word → pick

But "six" is 3 letters, "seven" is 5.

So for Across 3 and Down 2, we need a number.

Let’s suppose:

- Across 3: "He is ________ years old." → six (3 letters)
- Down 2: "She is ________ years old." → seven (5 letters)

Then they intersect.

But the grid may have overlapping letters.

For example, if Across 3 is "six", and Down 2 is "seven", they share the 's' at the start.

But "six" is 3 letters, "seven" is 5, so unless the down word starts at the same position, it won't work.

Perhaps the grid is:

```
[ d r i n k ]
[ w ]
[ s i x ]
[ n e v e r ]
[ p i c k ]
```

No.

Perhaps the intended solution is:

- Across 1: drink (5 letters)
- Across 2: warm (4 letters)
- Across 3: six (3 letters)
- Across 4: never (5 letters)
- Across 5: pick (4 letters)
- Down 1: grow (4 letters)
- Down 2: seven (5 letters)

But how do they intersect?

Let’s assume the grid is:

```
d r i n k
w a r m
s i x
n e v e r
p i c k
```

No.

Perhaps:

```
[ d ] [ r ] [ i ] [ n ] [ k ] ← Across 1: drink
[ w ] [ a ] [ r ] [ m ] ← Across 2: warm
[ s ] [ i ] [ x ] ← Across 3: six
[ n ] [ e ] [ v ] [ e ] [ r ] ← Across 4: never
[ p ] [ i ] [ c ] [ k ] ← Across 5: pick
```

But then Down 1: from "d" to "p"? "d-w-s-n-p" — not "grow".

Down 2: from "r" to "i"? "r-a-i-e-i" — not "seven".

Not working.

Perhaps:

- Down 1: "grow" — so must have g-r-o-w
- Down 2: "seven" — s-e-v-e-n

So let’s try:

```
[ g ] [ r ] [ o ] [ w ]
[ s ] [ e ] [ v ] [ e ] [ n ]
```

But then Across 1: "grow" — 4 letters
Across 2: "seven" — 5 letters

But clue 1 is "We can go ________!" — not "grow".

Unless the clue is misassigned.

Wait — clue 1: "We can go ________!" — could it be "grow"? "We can go grow" — not natural.

"Pick" — "We can go pick" — possible.

"Drink" — "We can go drink" — possible.

But "together" is the only one that fits naturally.

Given the constraints, and the fact that "together" is in the word list, and clue 1 is "We can go together!", it must be that the grid is larger, and the image is not showing it fully.

But since we can't see the full grid, let’s focus on the clues and the word list.

Final Answer (based on clues and word list):

Even though the grid is unclear, we can deduce the answers from the clues.

#### ✔ ACROSS:

1. We can go together!
2. It's really warm.
3. He is six years old. (or seven)
4. I have never seen that.
5. Can you pick me up?

#### ✔ DOWN:

1. I can see the plant grow.
2. She is seven years old. (or six)

Now, to resolve the conflict between clue 3 and 2:

- If "He is six years old" and "She is seven years old", both are valid.
- But "six" and "seven" are both in the list.

In the grid, they may intersect.

For example, if "six" is across, and "seven" is down, they don't overlap.

But if "six" is in a 3-letter slot, and "seven" in a 5-letter slot, they might not conflict.

So likely:

- Across 3: six
- Down 2: seven

Or vice versa.

But clue 3: "He is ________ years old." — could be six or seven.

Similarly for clue 2.

But since "six" is shorter, it might be used for a shorter across word.

"Seven" is 5 letters, "never" is 5 letters.

So likely:

- Across 3: six (3 letters)
- Across 4: never (5 letters)
- Across 5: pick (4 letters)
- Across 1: together (9 letters) — must be in a long row
- Across 2: warm (4 letters)

But without the full grid, we can't place them.

However, the most likely intended answers are:

✔ Final Answers:

- Across 1: together
- Across 2: warm
- Across 3: six (or seven)
- Across 4: never
- Across 5: pick
- Down 1: grow
- Down 2: seven (or six)

To minimize conflict, if "six" is used for Across 3, then "seven" for Down 2.

But both are valid.

So the solution is:

| Across | Answer |
|--------|------------|
| 1 | together |
| 2 | warm |
| 3 | six |
| 4 | never |
| 5 | pick |

| Down | Answer |
|------|--------|
| 1 | grow |
| 2 | seven |

(Note: "six" and "seven" could be swapped depending on the grid.)

But since "six" is 3 letters and "seven" is 5, and "never" is 5, likely "six" is used for a shorter across word.

So final answer:

- Across 1: together
- Across 2: warm
- Across 3: six
- Across 4: never
- Across 5: pick
- Down 1: grow
- Down 2: seven

Even though the grid is ambiguous, these are the only words that fit the clues.

✔ Final Answer:

- Across 1: together
- Across 2: warm
- Across 3: six
- Across 4: never
- Across 5: pick
- Down 1: grow
- Down 2: seven

With the understanding that the grid may require adjustment for length, but the words are correct based on clues.