I Spy is an age-old tradition for little kids. A fun way to pass the time that also happens to be great for developing visual discrimination skills. (Strong eye skills, in case you were wondering…) I Spy is a wonderful way to pass the time with your kids, thinking of clues that are hard, but easy enough for a 5 year-old to figure out. These free Christmas printable I Spy cards are great stocking stuffers for Christmas day or simply having fun on a cold winter day.
Materials needed for the Christmas Printable I Spy Cards:
- Card stock
- Laminating pouches & laminator
- Single-hole punch
- 1/2″ book ring
- Erasable crayon or marker
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or marker
To prep: Print the Christmas I Spy cards found at the end of this post. Then laminate and cut out the cards.
Use the hole punch to put a hole in the upper left corner of the cards and thread them onto the book ring.
There are four cards in total, so there will be plenty of I Spy fun for the kids!
Each card specifies a certain number of the target object to be found, so they are also perfect for using to work on counting skills with a preschooler or kindergartener during the month of December.
After they find the main picture on each card, you can extend the activity by asking your child how many of another object are on the cards.
These are great for stocking stuffers. They will give the kids something quiet to do with the craziness of Christmas day. After all the meals are finished and the pumpkin pie has been eaten, they can sit down with this Christmas printable to have some quiet time while you relax as a family.
My kids are obsessed with I Spy and these are great for starting an interactive game once the cards have all been used. Have the kids take turns spying something Christmas-y around the room and try to figure out what it is. Start a new family tradition of playing I Spy this Christmas!
Download your Christmas Printable I Spy Cards here.
Click here for another free Christmas i Spy game for kids and even more free Christmas printables!
Suzzy Rice says
November 24, 2015 at 7:41 amMy download indicated the eye spy Christmas sheets are password protected. What is the password? Thank you so much for these adorable sheets. My granddaughter will adore them!!!
Erika says
November 24, 2015 at 10:01 amSorry about that, Suzzy. We are working to fix it now. Thank you for letting us know!! I hope your granddaughter enjoys them.
Ellen LaFleche-Christian says
November 24, 2015 at 10:30 amThat is so cute! My kids were huge fans of I Spy when they were little!
Shauna says
November 24, 2015 at 10:46 amOkay, those are just adorable. These would be perfect for the kids to have on hand during some of those more-boring holiday dinners… ha… Thanks so much for sharing.
Daisy says
November 25, 2015 at 3:55 pmThese are really cute. I need to print them with my son.
Scott says
November 25, 2015 at 4:25 pmMy girls LOVE find-it puzzles. Have to show these to them and see how quickly they solve them!
Krystal says
November 25, 2015 at 6:13 pmThese are genius for little ones. My three year old would get a kick out of this. Printing!
Betty Ann says
November 29, 2015 at 8:23 amI printed out the I SPY download but only got one page of the I SPY sheets…numbers 12, 10, 11 and 8. How many are there? They are beautiful…thank you for your work and sharing!
Billie says
December 7, 2015 at 4:34 pmMy son is going to LOVE these! Can’t wait to surprise him with them when he gets home from school. Thank you! Sharing.
Laura says
December 22, 2015 at 3:03 amI love these, but just so you know on the card where you have to find the angels, you have ‘Find 8’, when there are actually 9 of the angels.