I Spy and Count
Count how many of each picture are hiding in the scene and fill in the table.
A scene of three to six pictures repeated a few times each, with a table underneath to record how many of each there are. Nothing overlaps and everything is well spaced, so the count is never in doubt — the challenge is searching carefully and keeping track, not deciphering the drawing. The bar-chart column turns the same page into a first lesson in graphs: one square coloured for every picture found.
- Age
- ages 3–9
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- countingvisual discriminationconcentrationclassification
What you can change
Different pictures
2–6 kinds
Most of any one
3–9 copies
Bar chart to colour
Names in the table
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 69 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
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