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This free LEGO minifigures themed I spy printable for kids is a perfect way to work on a variety of skills!





This free printable LEGO minifigures themed I Spy game for kids is so fun! It would make a great addition to a community helpers unit in preschool or kindergarten or even as a way to discuss jobs with kids. Or it's just a great boredom buster for little LEGO lovers!



Oh don't mind me...just adding some more free I spy printables to the blog...Thisis so fun! It would make a great addition to a community helpers unit in preschool or kindergarten or even as a way to discuss jobs with kids. Or it's just a great boredom buster for little LEGO lovers!

The Benefits of I Spy Games for Kids

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I Spy printables like this LEGO minifigures themed one are great for providing visual sensory input to kids, making them a great choice for visual sensory seekers. They also help develop a child's visual tracking ability and improve visual discrimination. This printable requires kids to visually scan through the objects and find ones that are the same.Playing I Spy with your kids is also a great way to improve speech, language, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. I've discussed how playing I Spy games with kids can improve comprehension in kids with autism and hyperlexia before.These types of I Spy games also encourage math learning by asking kids to count how many of each object they find.This printable includes one I Spy game sheet and one answer sheet to record the number of objects found. The answer sheet uses the written word as well as an image of the object to search for to help improve comprehension - something kids with hyperlexia struggle with