🔍 Word Search Autumn at home after the clocks change Monday, November 02, 2026

Fall Back Weekend Word Search

Instructions: Find all 10 words. They run across or down. Tap the first letter, then the last.

The clocks fell back an hour on Sunday, and that means the long evenings of fall are here for real. Today's word search is about the season at home: raking leaves, stacking the woodpile, a mug of cider, and the first night the furnace kicks on. All 10 words run across or down, so there are no backwards or diagonal tricks. Tap the first letter of a word, then the last letter, and it crosses off the list. There's no timer, and your progress saves on this device if you need to step away. Below the puzzle you'll find a few facts about why we change our clocks at all.

Words to Find (10) 0 of 10 found

✓Rake✓Leaves✓Cider✓Woodpile✓Bonfire✓Furnace✓Sweater✓Hayride✓Pumpkin✓Acorn

💡 Tap the first letter, then tap the last letter of a word.

💡 Did You Know?

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Since 2007, daylight saving time has ended on the first Sunday in November. Before that, under older rules, it ended earlier in the fall. The change came from the Energy Policy Act of 2005. (NIST)
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Railroads set up standard time zones in 1883, but they did not become federal law until the Standard Time Act of March 19, 1918. (U.S. Naval Observatory)
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The Uniform Time Act of 1966 set the same changeover days for everyone who observes daylight saving time. Hawaii and most of Arizona still don't change their clocks. (NIST)

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