If you don't want to know them, just skip down to #2. Since it took me quite a while to come up with the words for the word search, I will include them here since the whole purpose of this blog is to make party planning easier for everyone. There are tons of them out there, you just type in the words and tell it what size you want your puzzle. This was a word search that I printed off from a website that creates word searches. For all US readers, the badges are contained in the Spy Handbook link below. Thank you Wendy! If you are from another country and need to change the badges with the above seals, here is the file for you. BUT, for all you UK readers, awesome reader Wendy created one for your use. The most important things must come first. Unfortunately, my oldest son had his appendix rupture a couple of days after the party and I never got around to it. I took individual photos of each trainee at the party (in sunglasses), and my plan was to put their photo onto a new Top Secret Agent badge for completion of the program. I added the rings and text, the key, the bomb and NSA on the shield and the sunglasses on the eagle to make him cool. You can see on these what I did with the Great Seal of the USA. The kids got the 'Agent in Training' badges, my older kid helpers got the 'Top Secret Agent' badges and I was the 'Chief Operating Officer'. The bar codes actually spelled out everyone's names, so they were all different. The fonts I used to make the badges and the training manual cover sheets were: Reprise Stamp, Due Date, and Free 3 of 9 (bar code font).

Spy agent printables