#Make your own eyespy page how to
#Make your own eyespy page pdf
#Make your own eyespy page drivers
#Make your own eyespy page full
#Make your own eyespy page free

There's no wrong way to play with this I Spy printable! However, here are a few ideas to get you started: So tap the button below and get this I Spy printable sent to your inbox to print for free!

#Make your own eyespy page pdf

I can make an pdf version that can be printed over and over whenever my son spills juice on it! I can drive to the store now, buy several sets of stickers, spend an hour putting stickers on a piece of paper that might be ruined by my toddler son. I saw moms making their own I Spy pages using stickers and I thought that looked super fun for toddlers and preschool kids.īut then I thought.

You can make your own I Spy with stickers, or print it here!

#Make your own eyespy page free

My account is here: ImaginationTreeĭid you love these DIY I-Spy Bottles? Please do share if so! I also LOVE to read your comments here.This I Spy printable is one of my son's FAVORITE activities that he loves to play with every day, so I wanted to share it with you.Įnjoy this free printable! I spy. If you make some of these I would absolutely LOVE to see them! Tag me over on Instagram so that I can find you and reshare. OR get your older children to make them up for younger siblings or cousins as a fun challenge that they’ll love doing! They also make great DIY gift ideas for small kids. These DIY I-Spy Bottles are fabulous travel toys as you can pop them in your bag and bring them out to keep kids entertained on long journeys or in waiting rooms. Fairies, diggers, numbers, shapes, ocean, space, dragons, lego, black and white are all GREAT themes to try next! Once you’ve made this starter set, think what other special interests your child has and make some more themed I-Spy bottles based on those. Seal shut and play!Īsk: Can you found the letter that makes the sound Ssssssssss? What colour is it? Is there only one of those or more? Find another one! Can you find all of the letters from your name? (for small children, make sure all of the letters of their name are included as these are the best place to start when learning.) Which letters do we need to make the word C A T? Etc. Now drop in as many letters as you can fit so that they can still tumble around and be seen easily.

#Make your own eyespy page full

Seal shut and play!Īsk: How many dinosaurs can you find hiding? Are there more green or brown dinosaurs? Where is Triceratops? Do you know the name of this dinosaur? What do you think these dinosaurs are going to do today? Tell a story together.įill a plastic bottle 3/4 way full with small alphabet beads. Seal shut and play!Īsk: How many ladybirds are there? Can you find the blue/ brown/ yellow etc butterfly? How many creatures altogether? Are there more pink flowers or white flowers? Etcįill a plastic bottle just over 3/4 way with lentils.ĭrop in some pretend plants (cut some small stems from larger fake plants if needed) and some miniature dinosaur toys. Now add fabric flowers, mini ladybirds and small toy butterflies.

#Make your own eyespy page drivers

Now drop in some mini cars, seal the bottle and play!Īsk: How many cars are there? Can you find the blue/red/green car? Add the blue cars to the red cars! Tell a story about the cars and where their drivers might be going to.Īdd green dyed rice to a plastic bottle until it is 3/4 way full. To make this I Spy bottle add a filler material of mixed yellow and black dyed rice to a plastic bottle until it is just over 3/4 full. And please subscribe to my brand new YouTube channel too! Mini toys cars/ dinosaurs/ butterflies/ bugs/ ladybirds/ flowers/ leaves

#Make your own eyespy page how to

Hop over to this post to find out how to dye rice for sensory play (it’s SO easy!!) Dyed dry rice in various colours, lentils and mini alphabet beads. There are various different fillers used in this post/ video. This OCEAN WAVES DISCOVERY BOTTLE was also gorgeous for a seaside theme investigation! My big kids LOVED this SPIDER WEB BOTTLE too! How to make DIY I-Spy Bottles: I’ve made variations of these since the older kids were toddlers, such as these BABY DISCOVERY BOTTLES for first exploration and this fab PHONICS I-SPY BOTTLE for when they begin to identify objects by sound. Make an entire collection of different themes and learning possibilities! Once you’ve started making them you’ll be addicted to them as they’re so easy. I love that they are made using items from the recycling and little extras from the kids’ toy boxes. I-Spy or discovery bottles are so easy to make and are brilliant for travel activities. Make some amazing DIY I-Spy Bottles for early learning games on the go with kids! Brilliant for toddlers to school age and easy to adapt to different themes or to match learning objectives.