Easter Word Search: Free Printable Activity for Kids - Cute ... - Free Printable

Let’s solve this Easter Word Search step by step.

We are given a grid of letters and a list of words to find. The words can be hidden horizontally (left to right or right to left), vertically (up or down), or diagonally — but in this case, most are likely horizontal or vertical since it’s designed for kids.

Here’s the word list we need to find:
- BASKET
- BUNNY
- CANDY
- CARROT
- CHICKS
- DYE
- EGGS
- GRASS
- HUNT
- PEEPS

We’ll go through each word one by one and locate them in the grid.

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Step 1: Look for “BASKET”

Scan the bottom row:
Row 10 (last row): S T B A S K E T R C → That’s “B A S K E T” starting at position 3! ✔
So “BASKET” is found horizontally in the last row.

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Step 2: Look for “BUNNY”

Look at column 1 (first column) from top to bottom:
E, G, G, S, C, H, I, C, K, S → No.

Try row 2: G A U G U E L G G G → no.

Wait — look at row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q → has “B” but not “BUNNY”.

Try vertical? Column 5: Y, E, N, I, Y, P, E, Z, P, A → no.

Actually — let’s check row 4: S U V L N I C A J N → no.

Wait — maybe “BUNNY” is vertical?

Column 6: K, L, D, C, L, F, J, H, O, S → no.

Hold on — let’s try row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → has “HUNT”, which we’ll get to later.

Maybe “BUNNY” is in column 2? Let’s write out column 2:

Row 1: S
Row 2: A
Row 3: S
Row 4: U
Row 5: C
Row 6: A
Row 7: R
Row 8: R
Row 9: O
Row 10: T → S,A,S,U,C,A,R,R,O,T → no.

Wait — perhaps I missed it. Let me scan again.

Actually — look at row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R → that’s “CANDY”! We’ll come back.

For “BUNNY” — let’s try column 10 (last column):

D, G, R, N, O, I, P, I, Q, C → no.

Wait — what about row 7: I R E F E J V K L P → no.

Hmm… maybe it’s diagonal? But let’s hold off and do easier ones first.

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Step 3: “CANDY”

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R → positions 3 to 7: C-A-N-D-Y ✔ Found!

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Step 4: “CARROT”

Look for C-A-R-R-O-T.

Check row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O → no.

Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I → no.

Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → starts with C-R, but then X...

Wait — column 1: E,G,G,S,C,H,I,C,K,S → no.

Column 3: T,U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B → T,U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B → no.

Wait — row 4: S U V L N I C A J N → has “C A” at end? Positions 7-8: C,A — then next row?

Vertical? Column 7: K,G,Y,C,L,S,V,U,M,E → no.

Wait — let’s try row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q → no.

Actually — look at row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O → no.

Wait — maybe “CARROT” is vertical?

Column 8: S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T → S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T → no.

Hold on — perhaps I made a mistake. Let’s look at row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I → no.

Wait — row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → C-R, then X — not R.

But wait — what if it’s backwards? “TORRAC”? Unlikely.

Actually — let’s skip and come back.

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Step 5: “CHICKS”

Look for C-H-I-C-K-S.

Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → has C and H, but not together.

Row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q → has K and C.

Wait — column 1: E,G,G,S,C,H,I,C,K,S → let’s read down:

Row 1: E
Row 2: G
Row 3: G
Row 4: S
Row 5: C
Row 6: H
Row 7: I
Row 8: C
Row 9: K
Row 10: S → So from row 5 to 10: C-H-I-C-K-S ✔ That’s “CHICKS” vertically in column 1!

Great!

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Step 6: “DYE”

Short word — look for D-Y-E.

Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O → has D at pos 3, Y at pos 5 — not adjacent.

Row 7: I R E F E J V K L P → has E, but not D-Y-E.

Wait — row 5: ...D I Y... — so D, then I, then Y — not D-Y-E.

What about row 4: S U V L N I C A J N → no.

Column 4: U,G,N,L,I,P,F,Z,X,A → no.

Wait — row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I → has Y, but no D before it.

Actually — look at row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O → if we take D (pos3), I(pos4), Y(pos5) — that’s D-I-Y, not D-Y-E.

Wait — maybe “DYE” is vertical?

Column 5: Y,E,N,I,Y,P,E,Z,P,A → row2: E, row3: N, row4: I, row5: Y — so E,N,I,Y — no.

Wait — row 7: I R E F E J V K L P → has E at pos3 and pos5.

Not helping.

Wait — what about row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → has E at pos5.

Still no D-Y-E.

Hold on — maybe it’s in row 5: after D is I, then Y — but we need D-Y-E.

Unless it’s diagonal? Too complicated.

Wait — let’s look at row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q → no.

Actually — I think I see it: row 5, columns 3-5: D, I, Y — not DYE.

Wait — perhaps “DYE” is in row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — no D.

Wait — row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — no.

I’m stuck. Let’s move on and come back.

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Step 7: “EGGS”

Look for E-G-G-S.

Row 2: G A U G U E L G G G → has G,G,G at end — but where’s E?

Positions: col6=E, col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — so E,G,G,G — close but not EGGS.

Wait — row 2: ...U E L G G G — so E at col6, then L, then G,G,G — not consecutive.

What about vertical?

Column 6: K,L,D,C,L,S,V,U,M,E → row1=K, row2=L, row3=D, row4=C, row5=L, row6=S, row7=V, row8=U, row9=M, row10=E — no Gs.

Wait — row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at pos7.

No Gs nearby.

Wait — row 2: G A U G U E L G G G — let’s index:

Col1:G, Col2:A, Col3:U, Col4:G, Col5:U, Col6:E, Col7:L, Col8:G, Col9:G, Col10:G

So if we take col8,9,10: G,G,G — and col6 is E — not adjacent.

But what if we take col6=E, then skip to col8=G? Not allowed — must be consecutive.

Wait — perhaps “EGGS” is vertical in column 9?

Col9: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C → row2=G, row3=R, row4=N, etc — no.

Wait — row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — has G at start, then S,C,A,N,D,Y,R,C,R — no other Gs.

I’m missing something.

Wait — look at row 2 again: G A U G U E L G G G

If we take col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — that’s three Gs, but we need E-G-G-S.

Where’s the E? Col6 is E, but too far.

Unless it’s not in row 2.

Wait — row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no E or G.

Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — no.

Row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — has E at col3 and col5.

Col3=E, col4=F, col5=E — not G.

Wait — perhaps “EGGS” is in column 10? D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row2=G, row3=R — no.

I think I found it: look at row 2, columns 8,9,10: G,G,G — and if we go up or down? No.

Wait — what about row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D — has E at start, then S,T,U,B,T,Y,K,S,D — no G.

This is taking too long. Let’s try a different approach.

Perhaps “EGGS” is vertical in column 2?

Col2: S,A,S,U,C,A,R,R,O,T — no E or G.

Column 3: T,U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B — row7=E, row8=X, row9=B, row10=B — no G.

Wait — row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — col3=E, col5=E.

Still no.

Let’s skip and come back.

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Step 8: “GRASS”

G-R-A-S-S.

Look for that sequence.

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — starts with G, then S — not R.

Row 2: G A U G U E L G G G — G,A — not R.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has S,T,B,A,S — not G-R.

Vertical? Column 1: E,G,G,S,C,H,I,C,K,S — row2=G, row3=G, row4=S — so G,G,S — not G-R-A-S-S.

Column 8: S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T — let's see:

Row1: S
Row2: G
Row3: R
Row4: A
Row5: S
Row6: S
Row7: K
Row8: N
Row9: K
Row10: T

So from row2 to row6: G,R,A,S,S ✔ That’s “GRASS” vertically in column 8!

Yes! Rows 2-6, column 8: G-R-A-S-S.

Perfect.

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Step 9: “HUNT”

H-U-N-T.

Look in row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I → positions 6 to 9: H,U,N,T ✔ Found!

Horizontal in row 8.

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Step 10: “PEEPS”

P-E-E-P-S.

Look for that.

Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — has P,P at col4-5, then F — not E.

Row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — has E at col3 and col5, P at col10.

Not consecutive.

Row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has P at col5.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at col7.

Wait — row 6: ...P P F S S... — not P-E-E-P-S.

What about vertical?

Column 4: U,G,N,L,I,P,F,Z,X,A — row6=P, row7=F, row8=Z — no.

Column 5: Y,E,N,I,Y,P,E,Z,P,A — row2=E, row3=N, row4=I, row5=Y, row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z — not E.

But row7=E, row8=Z — no.

Wait — row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — col3=E, col5=E, col10=P.

Not helpful.

Perhaps “PEEPS” is in row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — if we take P,P,F,S,S — not P-E-E-P-S.

Wait — what about row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no P or E.

I think I see it: look at row 6, columns 4-8: P,P,F,S,S — not it.

Wait — perhaps it’s diagonal? Or maybe I missed it.

Another idea: look at row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — if we take col3=E, col5=E, but they are not consecutive.

Unless it’s not in order? No, must be consecutive.

Wait — let’s check the word list again. “PEEPS” — P-E-E-P-S.

Perhaps in row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has P at col5, then O,M,K,C,Q — no E.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at col7.

No P near it.

Wait — what about column 10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row7=P, row8=I, row9=Q, row10=C — no E.

I’m stuck on “PEEPS”.

Let’s go back to “DYE” and “EGGS” and “BUNNY” and “CARROT”.

Earlier I found:
- BASKET: row 10, cols 3-8
- CANDY: row 3, cols 3-7
- CHICKS: col 1, rows 5-10
- GRASS: col 8, rows 2-6
- HUNT: row 8, cols 6-9

Now let’s find “BUNNY”.

Let me try column 4: U,G,N,L,I,P,F,Z,X,A — no B,U,N,N,Y.

Column 5: Y,E,N,I,Y,P,E,Z,P,A — has N at row3, Y at row1 and row5 — not BUNNY.

Row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — has U,V,L,N — not B,U,N,N,Y.

Wait — what about row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has B at col3.

Then col4=X, not U.

Perhaps “BUNNY” is vertical in column 3?

Col3: T,U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B — row2=U, row3=C, row4=V, row5=D, row6=Y, row7=E, row8=X, row9=B, row10=B — so U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B — no B at start.

But row9 and 10 are B,B — not BUNNY.

Wait — let’s try row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D — has B at col5.

Then col6=T, not U.

Not working.

Perhaps “BUNNY” is in the grid as B-U-N-N-Y horizontally.

Let me scan each row for "BUNNY":

Row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D — has B at 5, T at 6 — not U.

Row 2: G A U G U E L G G G — has U at 3 and 5, but no B.

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — no B.

Row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — has U at 2, V at 3 — not B.

Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no B.

Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — no B.

Row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — no B.

Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I — no B.

Row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has B at 3, then X — not U.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has B at 3, then A — not U.

So no horizontal "BUNNY".

Vertical? Let's try column 3 again: T,U,C,V,D,Y,E,X,B,B — if we start from row2: U,C,V,D,Y — not BUNNY.

Column 4: U,G,N,L,I,P,F,Z,X,A — row1=U, row2=G, row3=N, row4=L — U,G,N,L — not B,U,N,N,Y.

Column 5: Y,E,N,I,Y,P,E,Z,P,A — row1=Y, row2=E, row3=N, row4=I — Y,E,N,I — not B.

Column 6: K,L,D,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row1=K, row2=L, row3=D, row4=C — no B.

Column 7: K,G,Y,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row1=K, row2=G, row3=Y, row4=C — no B.

Column 8: S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T — row1=S, row2=G, row3=R, row4=A — no B.

Column 9: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row1=D, row2=G, row3=R, row4=N — no B.

Column 10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — same as above.

So no vertical "BUNNY" either.

Perhaps it's diagonal? For example, from row 9 col3=B, then row8 col4=Z — not U.

Or row 10 col3=B, row9 col4=X — not U.

This is frustrating.

Let's try "CARROT".

C-A-R-R-O-T.

Look for that.

Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — has C at 1 and 2, then D — not A.

Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I — has C at 1, R at 2, then X — not A.

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — has C at 3, A at 4, N at 5 — so C,A,N — not R.

But if we go down from there? Col3: C (row3), then row4=V, not R.

Col4: A (row3), row4=L, not R.

Wait — what about row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — has C at 7, A at 8, then J — not R.

Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no A after C.

Perhaps "CARROT" is vertical.

Column 1: E,G,G,S,C,H,I,C,K,S — row5=C, row6=H, not A.

Column 2: S,A,S,U,C,A,R,R,O,T — row2=A, row3=S, not C.

Row6=A, row7=R, row8=R, row9=O, row10=T — so from row6 to row10: A,R,R,O,T — but we need C first.

If we include row5=C, then row6=A, row7=R, row8=R, row9=O, row10=T — that's C,A,R,R,O,T ✔ Yes! In column 2, rows 5 to 10: C-A-R-R-O-T.

Perfect! So "CARROT" is vertical in column 2, rows 5-10.

Great.

Now "BUNNY" — let's try again.

Perhaps it's in row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — has U at 2, V at 3 — not B.

Wait — what about row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D — has B at 5, T at 6 — not U.

Unless it's backwards? "YNNUB" — unlikely.

Another idea: perhaps "BUNNY" is in the grid as B-U-N-N-Y, but I missed it.

Let's list all occurrences of B:

- Row 1, col5: B
- Row 9, col3: B
- Row 10, col3: B

For each, check if followed by U,N,N,Y.

From row1 col5=B, next is col6=T — not U.

From row9 col3=B, next is col4=X — not U.

From row10 col3=B, next is col4=A — not U.

So no horizontal.

Vertical: for each B, check below.

Row1 col5=B, row2 col5=U — oh! Row2 col5=U.

Then row3 col5=N? Col5: row1=Y, row2=E, row3=N, row4=I, row5=Y, row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So row1 col5=B? No, row1 col5 is B? Let's double-check the grid.

Grid row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D — so col1=E, col2=S, col3=T, col4=U, col5=B, col6=T, col7=Y, col8=K, col9=S, col10=D

So row1 col5=B.

Row2 col5= ? Row2: G A U G U E L G G G — col1=G, col2=A, col3=U, col4=G, col5=U, col6=E, col7=L, col8=G, col9=G, col10=G

So row2 col5=U.

Row3 col5= ? Row3: G S C A N D Y R C R — col1=G, col2=S, col3=C, col4=A, col5=N, col6=D, col7=Y, col8=R, col9=C, col10=R

So row3 col5=N.

Row4 col5= ? Row4: S U V L N I C A J N — col1=S, col2=U, col3=V, col4=L, col5=N, col6=I, col7=C, col8=A, col9=J, col10=N

So row4 col5=N.

Row5 col5= ? Row5: C C D I Y O L S N O — col1=C, col2=C, col3=D, col4=I, col5=Y, col6=O, col7=L, col8=S, col9=N, col10=O

So row5 col5=Y.

So from row1 col5=B, row2 col5=U, row3 col5=N, row4 col5=N, row5 col5=Y — that's B-U-N-N-Y ✔ Perfect!

So "BUNNY" is vertical in column 5, rows 1 to 5.

Excellent.

Now "DYE".

D-Y-E.

Look for D, then Y, then E consecutively.

In row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — col3=D, col4=I, col5=Y — so D,I,Y — not D,Y,E.

But if we go down? Col3: row5=D, row6=H, not Y.

Col4: row5=I, row6=P, not Y.

Col5: row5=Y, row6=P, not E.

Wait — what about row 5 col3=D, then row5 col5=Y — not adjacent.

Perhaps in another place.

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — col6=D, col7=Y — so D,Y — then what? Col8=R, not E.

But if we go down from col7=Y? Col7: row3=Y, row4=C, not E.

Col6: row3=D, row4=I, not Y.

Another idea: row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — has E at col3 and col5.

Not helping.

Wait — let's look at row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — no D or Y.

Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — has Y at col3.

Then col4=P, not E.

But if we go up? Row5 col3=D, row6 col3=Y — so D and Y are in the same column, consecutive rows.

Col3: row5=D, row6=Y — then row7 col3=E? Row7: I R E F E J V K L P — col3=E ✔ Yes!

So col3, rows 5,6,7: D (row5), Y (row6), E (row7) — that's D-Y-E vertically!

Perfect.

So "DYE" is vertical in column 3, rows 5-7.

Now "EGGS".

E-G-G-S.

Look for E, then G, then G, then S consecutively.

Earlier I saw row 2: G A U G U E L G G G — has G at col8,9,10, and E at col6.

Not consecutive.

But what about vertical?

Column 9: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row2=G, row3=R, not G.

Column 10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — same.

Column 8: S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T — row2=G, row3=R, not G.

Wait — row 2 col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — three Gs.

If we can find an E before or after.

Row 2 col6=E, then col7=L, col8=G — so E,L,G — not E,G,G.

But if we go down from col8=G? Col8 row2=G, row3=R, not G.

Another idea: perhaps "EGGS" is in row 2, but we need to include the E from elsewhere.

Wait — let's try column 6: K,L,D,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row10=E, row9=M, not G.

Column 7: K,G,Y,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row2=G, row3=Y, not G.

Wait — what about row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — has G at col1, then S — not G.

I think I found it: look at row 2, columns 8,9,10: G,G,G — and if we consider that "EGGS" might be E-G-G-S, but we have three Gs, so perhaps it's not.

Unless the S is elsewhere.

Wait — row 1 col9=S, row2 col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — so if we take row1 col9=S, then row2 col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — but that's not consecutive; it's diagonal or something.

Perhaps "EGGS" is horizontal in row 2, but starting from col6: E,L,G,G,G — so E,L,G,G,G — not E,G,G,S.

But if we take col6=E, col8=G, col9=G, col10=G — skipping col7=L — not allowed.

Another possibility: perhaps "EGGS" is vertical in column 9.

Col9: row1=D, row2=G, row3=R, row4=N, row5=O, row6=I, row7=P, row8=I, row9=Q, row10=C — only one G.

Column 10: same.

Wait — let's try column 1: E,G,G,S,C,H,I,C,K,S — row1=E, row2=G, row3=G, row4=S — that's E,G,G,S ✔ Yes!

So column 1, rows 1 to 4: E (row1), G (row2), G (row3), S (row4) — "EGGS"!

Perfect.

Finally, "PEEPS".

P-E-E-P-S.

Look for that sequence.

Earlier attempts failed.

Let's search for P first.

Occurrences of P:

- Row 6, col4: P
- Row 6, col5: P
- Row 7, col10: P
- Row 9, col5: P

For each, check if followed by E,E,P,S.

From row6 col4=P, next col5=P, then col6=F — not E.

From row6 col5=P, next col6=F — not E.

From row7 col10=P, previous col9=L, not E.

From row9 col5=P, next col6=O, not E.

Vertical? For example, col4: U,G,N,L,I,P,F,Z,X,A — row6=P, row7=F, not E.

Col5: Y,E,N,I,Y,P,E,Z,P,A — row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z — not E.

But row7=E, row8=Z — no.

Wait — what about col5: row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P — not E-E.

Another idea: perhaps "PEEPS" is in row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — has P,P at 4-5, then F,S,S — so if we take P,P,F,S,S — not P-E-E-P-S.

But if we go down from col4=P? Col4 row6=P, row7=F, not E.

Col5 row6=P, row7=E — so P,E — then what? Col5 row8=Z, not E.

Col5 row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P — so E,Z,P — not E,P,S.

Wait — let's try col10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row7=P, row8=I, not E.

Perhaps it's diagonal.

For example, from row6 col4=P, then row7 col5=E, row8 col6=H, not E.

Row6 col5=P, row7 col6=J, not E.

Another thought: look at row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — has E at col3 and col5, P at col10.

Not helpful.

Wait — what about row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no P or E.

I think I see it: look at row 6, columns 4-8: P,P,F,S,S — not it.

Perhaps "PEEPS" is vertical in column 5.

Col5: row1=Y, row2=E, row3=N, row4=I, row5=Y, row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z — not E.

But row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P — so E,Z,P — not E,P,S.

Unless it's row7=E, row9=P, but not consecutive.

Wait — let's try a different column.

Column 6: K,L,D,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row10=E, row9=M, not P.

Column 7: K,G,Y,C,L,S,V,U,M,E — row10=E, row9=M, not P.

Column 8: S,G,R,A,S,S,K,N,K,T — no P or E.

Column 9: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row7=P, row8=I, not E.

Column 10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — same.

Perhaps "PEEPS" is in row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has P at col5, then O,M,K,C,Q — no E.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at col7.

No P near it.

Wait — what about row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I — has E at col5.

Then col6=H, not P.

I'm missing it.

Let's list the grid again and look for "PEEPS" specifically.

Perhaps it's horizontal in row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — if we take col3=E, col5=E, col10=P — not consecutive.

Another idea: perhaps "PEEPS" is backwards? "SPEEP" — unlikely.

Or maybe it's not in the main grid? But it should be.

Let's count the letters in "PEEPS": 5 letters.

Look for any sequence of 5 letters that match P-E-E-P-S.

In row 6: positions 4-8: P,P,F,S,S — not it.

Row 7: positions 3-7: E,F,E,J,V — not it.

Row 8: positions 5-9: E,H,U,N,T — not it.

Row 9: positions 5-9: P,O,M,K,C — not it.

Row 10: positions 7-10: E,T,R,C — only 4 letters.

Vertical: col4: rows 6-10: P,F,Z,X,A — not it.

Col5: rows 6-10: P,E,Z,P,A — so P,E,Z,P,A — not P,E,E,P,S.

But if we take rows 6,7,9,10: P,E,P,A — not consecutive.

Col6: rows 6-10: S,V,U,M,E — not it.

Col7: rows 6-10: V,U,M,E — only 4.

Col8: rows 6-10: S,K,N,K,T — not it.

Col9: rows 6-10: I,P,I,Q,C — has P at row7, then I, not E.

Col10: rows 6-10: I,P,I,Q,C — same.

Perhaps it's diagonal.

For example, from row6 col4=P, then row7 col5=E, row8 col6=H, not E.

Row6 col5=P, row7 col6=J, not E.

Row7 col3=E, row8 col4=Z, not E.

Row7 col5=E, row8 col6=H, not P.

I think I found it: look at row 6, col4=P, col5=P — but we need P-E-E-P-S.

Wait — what about row 5, col5=Y, not P.

Another thought: perhaps "PEEPS" is in the grid as P-E-E-P-S, but I have a mistake in the grid reading.

Let's write out the grid clearly:

Row 1: E S T U B T Y K S D
Row 2: G A U G U E L G G G
Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R
Row 4: S U V L N I C A J N
Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O
Row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I
Row 7: I R E F E J V K L P
Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I
Row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q
Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C

Now, look at row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I — col4=P, col5=P, col6=F, col7=S, col8=S

So P,P,F,S,S

Not P,E,E,P,S.

But if we go to row 7: I R E F E J V K L P — col3=E, col5=E, col10=P

No connection.

Wait — what about col5: row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So P,E,Z,P,A

If we ignore Z, it's P,E,P,A — not E,E.

But "PEEPS" requires two E's together.

Unless it's P-E-E-P-S, so after P, E, then another E, then P, then S.

In col5, we have P (row6), E (row7), then Z (row8), not E.

So not.

Perhaps in row 7, col3=E, col5=E — but they are not consecutive; col4=F in between.

So not.

Let's try a different approach. Maybe "PEEPS" is horizontal in row 2, but we have G A U G U E L G G G — no P.

Row 3: G S C A N D Y R C R — no P.

Row 4: S U V L N I C A J N — no P.

Row 5: C C D I Y O L S N O — no P.

Row 8: C R X Z E H U N T I — no P.

Row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has P at col5.

Then col6=O, not E.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at col7.

No P.

Perhaps "PEEPS" is vertical in column 10.

Col10: D,G,R,N,O,I,P,I,Q,C — row7=P, row8=I, not E.

I think I have to conclude that "PEEPS" is in row 6, but let's look at the letters around.

Another idea: perhaps "PEEPS" is spelled with the S from row 6 col7 or col8.

Let's consider that in row 6, col4=P, col5=P, col7=S, col8=S — but we need E's.

Unless the E's are from row 7.

For example, if we take row6 col4=P, then row7 col3=E, but that's not adjacent; it's diagonal.

In word searches, sometimes diagonal is allowed, but usually for kids, it's horizontal and vertical.

But let's assume diagonal is allowed for this one.

From row6 col4=P, then row7 col3=E (diagonal down-left), then row7 col5=E? Not consecutive.

From row6 col5=P, then row7 col6=J, not E.

From row7 col3=E, then row7 col5=E — not consecutive.

Perhaps from row6 col4=P, row7 col5=E, then row8 col6=H, not E.

I recall that in some word searches, "PEEPS" might be found as P-E-E-P-S in a straight line.

Let's search online or think differently.

Wait — look at row 7: I R E F E J V K L P

If we take col3=E, col5=E, but they are separated by F.

Not good.

Another thought: perhaps "PEEPS" is in the grid as part of "CHICKS" or something, but no.

Let's list all the words we have found so far:

- BASKET: row 10, cols 3-8
- BUNNY: col 5, rows 1-5
- CANDY: row 3, cols 3-7
- CARROT: col 2, rows 5-10
- CHICKS: col 1, rows 5-10
- DYE: col 3, rows 5-7
- EGGS: col 1, rows 1-4
- GRASS: col 8, rows 2-6
- HUNT: row 8, cols 6-9

That's 9 words. Missing "PEEPS".

So "PEEPS" must be somewhere.

Let's look at row 6: H A Y P P F S S K I

Col4=P, col5=P, col7=S, col8=S

If we consider that "PEEPS" might be P-E-E-P-S, but here we have P,P,F,S,S.

Unless the E's are from row 7.

For example, if we take row6 col4=P, then row7 col3=E (which is above-left? No, row7 is below row6.

Row6 is above row7.

So from row6 col4=P, down to row7 col4=F, not E.

Down-right to row7 col5=E — so P (row6 col4), then E (row7 col5) — that's diagonal.

Then from there, to row7 col6=J, not E.

To row8 col6=H, not E.

Not working.

From row6 col5=P, down to row7 col5=E, then down to row8 col5=Z, not E.

Then to row9 col5=P, then to row10 col5=S? Row10 col5=S? Row10: S T B A S K E T R C — col5=S ✔ Yes!

So let's see:

- Start at row6 col5=P
- Down to row7 col5=E
- Down to row8 col5=Z — not E, but we need another E.

Row8 col5=Z, not E.

But if we go from row7 col5=E to row7 col6=J, not E.

Perhaps from row7 col3=E to row7 col5=E, but not consecutive.

I think I have it: look at row 7, col3=E, col5=E — but they are not adjacent; col4=F in between.

So not.

Unless the word is not in a straight line, but that's not standard.

Perhaps "PEEPS" is horizontal in row 9: K O B X P O M K C Q — has P at col5, then O,M,K,C,Q — no E.

Row 10: S T B A S K E T R C — has E at col7.

No P.

Let's try column 5 again: row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=A

So P,E,Z,P,A

If we take P (row6), E (row7), then skip Z, P (row9), A (row10) — not S.

But we need S at the end.

Row10 col5=S? No, row10 col5=S? Row10: col1=S, col2=T, col3=B, col4=A, col5=S, col6=K, col7=E, col8=T, col9=R, col10=C — so col5=S ✔ Yes!

So col5: row6=P, row7=E, row8=Z, row9=P, row10=S

So P,E,Z,P,S

If we ignore Z, it's P,E,P,S — but we need P,E,E,P,S.

So missing one E.

Unless row8 col5 is E, but it's Z.

In the grid, row8: C R X Z E H U N T I — col5=E? Let's see: col1=C, col2=R, col3=X, col4=Z, col5=E, col6=H, col7=U, col8=N, col9=T, col10=I — so col5=E ✔ Oh! I think I made a mistake earlier.

Row8: C R X Z E H U N T I — so col5=E, not Z.

Let's correct that.

In my initial grid reading, I said row8 col5=Z, but it's E.

Let's verify the grid from the image description or standard.

In the user's image, row 8 is: C R X Z E H U N T I

So:
- col1: C
- col2: R
- col3: X
- col4: Z
- col5: E
- col6: H
- col7: U
- col8: N
- col9: T
- col10: I

So col5=E, not Z.

I misread it as Z, but it's E for col5.

So col5:
- row1: Y (from row1: E S T U B T Y K S D — col7=Y, col5=B? Let's list col5 properly.

Let's define the grid with rows and columns.

Make a table:

Col: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Row1: E S T U B T Y K S D
Row2: G A U G U E L G G G
Row3: G S C A N D Y R C R
Row4: S U V L N I C A J N
Row5: C C D I Y O L S N O
Row6: H A Y P P F S S K I
Row7: I R E F E J V K L P
Row8: C R X Z E H U N T I -- here col5 is E, not Z. Col4 is Z, col5 is E.
Row9: K O B X P O M K C Q
Row10: S T B A S K E T R C

So col5:
- row1: B (since row1 col5=B)
- row2: U (row2 col5=U)
- row3: N (row3 col5=N)
- row4: N (row4 col5=N)
- row5: Y (row5 col5=Y)
- row6: P (row6 col5=P)
- row7: E (row7 col5=E)
- row8: E (row8 col5=E) -- corrected
- row9: P (row9 col5=P)
- row10: S (row10 col5=S)

So col5: B,U,N,N,Y,P,E,E,P,S

Now, look at rows 6 to 10: P (row6), E (row7), E (row8), P (row9), S (row10) — that's P-E-E-P-S ✔ Perfect!

So "PEEPS" is vertical in column 5, rows 6 to 10.

Great! I had a typo earlier; row8 col5 is E, not Z.

So all words are found.

Summary of locations:

- BASKET: row 10, columns 3-8 (horizontal)
- BUNNY: column 5, rows 1-5 (vertical)
- CANDY: row 3, columns 3-7 (horizontal)
- CARROT: column 2, rows 5-10 (vertical)
- CHICKS: column 1, rows 5-10 (vertical)
- DYE: column 3, rows 5-7 (vertical)
- EGGS: column 1, rows 1-4 (vertical)
- GRASS: column 8, rows 2-6 (vertical)
- HUNT: row 8, columns 6-9 (horizontal)
- PEEPS: column 5, rows 6-10 (vertical)

All words are located.

Final Answer: All words have been found in the grid as described above.