You could even laminate them first ( here's the laminator I use and love) or put them into sheet protectors and use a dry erase marker so that the book could be reused over and over. You could also print off a bunch of the I spy games, package them up into a binder, and create a busy book for road trips or plane rides. You could also use them as filler activities for those kids who finish their classwork quickly. They can also be used in the classroom as part of a learning center or included in a specific lesson or unit. There are lots of different ways to use them (there's a section below with some ideas) and they can also be used in different settings.įor example, I spy games are perfect to use as a quick boredom buster activity at home when the kids are saying, 'I'm bored!' Or to keep kids busy while you're cooking supper. What I love about I spy games is how versatile they are, even beyond appealing to various age groups. I know that lots of people have even used my I spy games with elderly people and those with dementia. You can use them with toddlers or preschoolers or even preteens and teens. I spy games are tons of fun and great for kids of all ages. Speaking of fruit, there is also a free watermelon I spy game that might interest you. Simply search for the different types of fruit, count them, and record them on the answer sheet.

Since he loves fruit so much, I thought he would enjoy playing this free printable fruit I Spy game. Simply put, we have never had a problem getting him to eat his fruits and vegetables, right from the moment he first started eating solid food. Don't worry, there's an I spy game for that too. I had someone ask me the other day what J's favorite food was.

This free printable fruit I spy game for kids is a perfect way to work on a variety of skills!

Free online i spy games for kids