Idk about you, but I just LOVE games, I just can’t help it, and this free printable October I-Spy game hits the spot!
I especially love how the word OCTOBER came out. I hand lettered that with all the cute little hearts and it puts a cute little kawaii flair to the October worksheet. Your kids are gonna LOVE it!!! 💖
And because it’s colorable, it doubles as a coloring page, a fun activity, AND a cool way to welcome the new month, all in one! Boo-yah! Grab your FREE 🎁 copy below…
October I-Spy Printable (October Activity For Kids)
October is such a fun month for cute activities. Kids are settled into school (and bored already, 😆 and really need things to encourage them along the way) and this free printable for October is packed with adorable little things to find, which helps with differentiation and math/counting skills! 🎃
This October theme worksheet is filled with cute little kawaii pumpkins, ghosts, mummies, haunted castles, cupcakes, lollipops, spiderwebs, and more, all tucked inside one cute bat!
Kids can search for each picture, count how many they find, and write their answers in the boxes at the bottom. It’s a super fun October counting activity for classrooms, homeschool, quiet time, parties, road trips, October early finisher activities, or a cozy screen-free afternoon.
Download the Kawaii October Activity Printable PDF here.
Creative Ways to Use This Fun October Printable Game
Moonlight Flashlight Hunt
Turn this October search and find printable into a moonlight search game! Dim the room a little and let kids use a flashlight to scan the giant bat for one picture at a time. It fits the moonlight theme of the page perfectly and makes a simple October homeschool activity feel completely different.
Predict the Winner
Before counting anything, have kids predict which picture they think appears the MOST and which appears the LEAST. After completing the October classroom activity, compare their predictions with the actual totals. Older kids can even figure out the difference between the highest and lowest numbers.
October Nocturnal Nature Study
Use as a free October printable for preschool and kindergarten and point out the bat, cat, and spider images to teach younger kids about amazing nocturnal animals that are super active during October evenings.
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