Printable I spy New Year
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About I spy New Year
Use this free printable I spy New Year game to celebrate New Year’s Eve with kids. It’s a fun activity, that will keep kids entertained.
You might want to pair this game with other fun New Year’s activities.
Simply download the game, print as many copies as you need, and have fun! You will find the download link below. Enjoy!
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How to play the I spy New Year game
I spy games are very easy to play. For this game, you will only need the printable worksheet and a pen or colored pencils.
This game features 12 New Year items:
- Confetti
- Calendar
- Mask
- Balloon
- Clock
- Banner
- Glass
- Camera
- Party hat
- Note
- Party popper
- Fireworks
Below the box, there is the number of how many of each item there is.
Kids will simply have to find all the pictures. They can color in, circle, or cross off each item as they find it.
Printable I spy New Year
Download the PDF file and print it at home or at your local print shop. Print as many copies as you need.
Print on standard 8.5″×11″ paper (US Letter). To print on A4 paper select “Fit to page” in your printer settings.
To make the page more durable print on heavier-weight paper or cardstock.
If you want to make this activity reusable you can laminate the page. You can also place it in a dry-erase pocket and have kids use dry-erase markers so they can use it over and over again.
Looking for more printable I spy games? You will find them HERE.
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