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Life can be a puzzle sometimes. This free puzzle maker is fun to work on because it is a topic that genuinely interests you. You can do a free puzzle or anything when you have a little downtime and want to work on it.

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The history of Word Search puzzles is clouded by uncertainty, but one clear feature is that it is a very young game. Because of its simplicity, Word Search may seem to have been around for centuries. Nevertheless, its origins date back to the mid- to late 60s, just over 50 years ago.

The beginning of the history of Word Search

The creation of these word puzzles is officially attributed to Norman E. Gibat, an American from Norman, Oklahoma. In 1968, Gibat sought ways to engage readers with his publication, Selenby Digest, and unexpectedly invented what we now know as Word Search games.
 
His goal was to create something to distinguish his publication from its competitors, and these word puzzles came to him as a simple game that could be played when waiting in line at the supermarket or in any waiting room. The chosen topic was cities from Oklahoma, with Norman’s street names following the following week.
 
The puzzles were an incredible success. Everyone loved the games, and the teachers quickly recognized their learning potential. Norman teachers wrote to the Selenby Digest requesting more puzzles they could use in their classrooms. They later spread the word to other Oklahoma and State teachers, who also began requesting these word puzzles. The Selenby Digest was short-lived and closed in 1970, but the game created by Gibat lived much longer.

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