When you’ve run out of options and have already “spied” of all the furniture, toys, doors & windows in the house, all types of trucks and minivans in the road, and all the posters and doctors equipment while waiting for your turn, here are some I Spy Sheets you could use!
Not just spy, but count the items and write the number at the bottom too.
{MORE PRINTABLE GAMES!}
LOOKING FOR MORE PRINTABLES?
Here are my picks from previous Practical Mondays
(Head over to find out the story behind this quirky name!)
Practical Mondays Link Up
For posts on Kids Activities, Homeschooling, Parenting, Books, Travels & Expat Life
Click here for Rules & Buttons 
This post is shared at these Link Ups
Interestingly, while I'm not a home schooler, I got lots of educational workbooks, and I'm now selling the unused ones that we've grown out of on ebay. Amazingly I've discovered a whole world of homeschoolers that are on the lookout for more of these types of things....(we travel a lot so if the kids missed school I made them do 'something')
ReplyDeleteI'm not a homeschooler either! And my son *LOVES* these kind of worksheets! I usually just scribble it on his drawing book though! Thanks for stopping by Lydia :)
DeleteThanks for hosting each week! I like the I Spy sheets - great idea! Pinning for the summer :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much:)
DeleteHappy Memorial Day!
ReplyDeleteWish you the same!
DeleteOoh, these sheets are such a great idea!! Great that they are just there ready for us to pin, or print straight away!! My boys live activity sheets-they'll love these!! Thanks for sharing with #bigpinklink
ReplyDeleteThat's great! Thanks so much!
DeleteWhat a great idea. Going to use these at school- thank you!
ReplyDelete#fartglitter
Thank you :)
DeleteCute idea. My daughter is eleven and still loves to play eye spy but as you say, eventually you spy everything in the house :0)
ReplyDeleteI know, these kind of sheets are actually for parents, cuz I'm really bored of spying the same old things at home!
DeleteOhh great idea for a printable, I love it xx #bigpinklink
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy :)
DeleteHi! I teach hand sewing to elementary-age kids and I have a blog that shows other folks how to use the system I teach. (It was created 30+ years ago by a Montessori directress.) I'm just wondering if mine would be the type of posts suitable for your linkup.
ReplyDeleteYes please! It's activities with kids so will be a nice addition:)
DeleteGreat, done! :) Thank you for hosting this linkup.
DeleteWhat child doesn't love I spy games! These printables look like they would be such fun and a good learning activity, too. Thanks for sharing at #LMMLinkup!
ReplyDeleteThank you gayl:)
DeleteThese sheets are wonderful! My son loved I Spy books, I'm sure he still does, actually. Anyway, they kept him busy for a while and they were great to grow his eye strength. I Spy Books/activities are good for children who have Amblyopia (lazy eye). Thanks for sharing with us at #MMBH!
ReplyDelete-Dean @Mrs_AOK
www.mrsaokaworkinprogress
Great idea and thank you for sharing these printables with the #DreamTeam. Please can you make sure that you include a link back or the badge, that's would be brilliant. X
ReplyDelete