Christmas I-Spy Sheets
Find and count festive objects with these Christmas I-spy printables. Children search a busy picture, tally matching objects, and record the totals. Younger learners can simply point to one kind of object at a time.
At a Glance
- Best for: Preschool and early elementary, with counting support as needed
- Skills practiced: Matching pictures, systematic counting, and recording quantities
- What’s included: Christmas search-and-count sheets
- Materials: Printer and paper, Pencil or crayons
- Format: Free printable PDF
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What’s Included?
The sheets mix Christmas pictures such as presents, bells, wreaths, stockings, snowmen, and Santa. A picture key and answer boxes below the search area show which objects to count.
Count Each Object Just Once
Choose one symbol from the key. Scan one row or small section at a time and make a light mark on each match. Recounting is easier when you can see which pictures you already counted.
Compare two totals: Which object appears more often? Draw a mark for each of two kinds and compare the lengths of the rows.
What You’ll Need
- Printer and paper
- Pencil or crayons
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How to Use These Printables
- Choose one sheet and name the objects in its key.
- Pick one object type to search for.
- Mark and count each matching picture, then record the total.
- Repeat for another object and check your count.
Tips for Making the Activity More Fun
- Reduce the view: Cover part of the picture while counting.
- Use colors: Give each object type a different crayon color.
- Play orally: Ask a younger child to find one bell or one present without writing.
More Activities to Try
Download the Christmas I-spy sheets
Open the printable above, save it, and print your chosen pages. Select “Fit to page” if needed.
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