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Free Printable Fall I Spy Game for Kids

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Skip to ContentFall is here! This free printable Fall I Spy Game is perfect for entertaining kids of all ages at home during a playdate or on a rainy day. It is also a fun activity to help kids work on their fine motor skills in the classroom during the Fall season.Disclaimer: This post may contain Amazon affiliate links. This means that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission if you decide to make a purchase. For more information, please feel free to read the affiliate disclosure on our privacy policy page.Whether you are planning an autumn themed party or need some fun seasonal printable worksheets for the classroom, this I Spy game is the perfect game to play.&nbsp;Both kids and adults will have fun trying to find all of the autumn themed items in this I spy game.In the box above you will see a variety of Fall themed images. What you need to do is count how many of each image you see and write the correct number on the lines below.If younger kids are playing, you can have them try one of the following to make counting the pictures easier.Set a timerA super simple way to make printable games more exciting for older children and also a fun way to add in a healthy dose of competition would be to set a timer. See how fast everyone can find all the Halloween themed items and write down the correct answer.Afterwards, you can give the winner a small prize, or maybe just the opportunity to not have to help with the dishes that night! This would also be a great activity for a playdate as well. The more involved the funner it is!Maybe you are a teacher looking for educational activities and would like to reuse the I spy game with multiple students or in multiple classrooms.Or maybe you would like to save the activity for young children to work on year after year. Whatever the case may be, laminating printables are always a great way to make activities reusable.Simply laminate the game using a&nbsp;lamination machine&nbsp;and then use a dry erase marker to work on the I spy game.If you do not have access to a lamination machine,&nbsp;dry erase pockets&nbsp;are also a great option. All you have to do is place the game into the pocket and then once again use a dry erase marker to work on the activity.If you are planning on reusing the game, I would recommend printing the mazes out onto white cardstock if possible. Cardstock is much more durable than standard printer paper and will be able to better withstand being used over and over again by younger children.This game was designed to be printed onto a standard piece of 8.5×11 inch piece of printer paper or cardstock.Please feel free to download and print as many copies of the activity as you would like. However, please do not edit or redistribute the files in any way. This game was created for personal use or classroom use only.These are a few of my favorite supplies that I use for printable games and activities:By entering your email address you will be receiving the free digital file as well as subscribing to our weekly email newsletter.&nbsp;You may unsubscribe at any time.

Skip to ContentFall is here! This free printable Fall I Spy Game is perfect for entertaining kids of all ages at home during a playdate or on a rainy day. It is also a fun activity to help kids work on their fine motor skills in the classroom during the Fall season.Disclaimer: This post may contain Amazon affiliate links. This means that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission if you decide to make a purchase. For more information, please feel free to read the affiliate disclosure on our privacy policy page.Whether you are planning an autumn themed party or need some fun...

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