5 hidden pictures puzzles, each a busy black-and-white scene with 10 everyday objects worked into the drawing. The pictures along the bottom show what to find: circle each one and tick its box. Every PDF has its answer key on page 2. Free to print, no signup.
Find the ice cream cone, key, bell and 7 more. Answer key on page 2.
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Find the sock, toothbrush, bell and 7 more. Answer key on page 2.
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Find the pencil, feather, carrot and 7 more. Answer key on page 2.
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Find the pencil, paintbrush, envelope and 7 more. Answer key on page 2.
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Find the kite, bell, slice of pizza and 7 more. Answer key on page 2.
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Classroom, garden, toy room, city street, zoo, pirate ship, castle, space station, under the sea and winter village: 10 more scenes with answer keys, plus mazes, spot the changes, picture crosswords, shape sudoku and more for kindergarten to grade 2. One PDF, $7.
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Look at the pictures along the bottom of the page first: these are the things hidden in the scene. Each one is drawn into the picture as something else, so a spoon might be a branch on a tree and a heart might be two bent blades of grass. When you find one, circle it and tick its box.
Stuck? Look at one part of the scene at a time (the sky, a tree, the ground) and turn the page around: hidden objects are often tilted.
Hidden pictures train careful looking: holding a shape in mind and spotting it among lines that mean something else, and sticking with a search until it is done. The scenes are line art, so they can be colored in afterwards.
More puzzles to do alone: spot the difference, I Spy sheets and the activity sheets, with one of every kind of puzzle.
A busy line-art scene with everyday objects tucked into the drawing: a pencil that is also a plank on a barn door, a banana that is also a palm leaf. The pictures along the bottom show what to look for. Find each one, circle it and tick its box.
Yes. Page 2 of every PDF is the same sheet with all ten hidden objects circled.
Kindergarten to grade 2, about ages 5 to 8. Each scene mixes a few easy finds with a few that take a careful look, so younger children get quick wins and older ones still have to search.
Yes. They are free to print for your own classroom or your own children.
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