Spot the Difference
Two scenes that look the same until you look properly. Three to ten changes.
Two panels of scattered pictures, built from one scene so they really are identical apart from the changes. The changes are drawn from six kinds — a picture is missing, an extra one has appeared, one has grown or shrunk, one has shuffled sideways, one is mirrored, one has been turned, or two have traded places — so a child cannot get through the page by learning a single trick. More differences and a busier scene both make it harder; a busy scene with three differences is a long, calm search, a calm scene with ten is quick and dense.
- Age
- ages 5–12
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- visual discriminationconcentrationmemorypattern recognition
What you can change
How many differences
3–10 changes
How busy the scene is
Calm, Normal, Busy
How the panels sit
Fit the page, Side by side, One above the other
Dots to colour in
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 5 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
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All activities →Spot the difference, hidden objects and I-spy counting.
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