Earth Day I Spy Printable

Get ready to play detective and use your sharp eyes with my Earth Day I Spy Printable! It’s a super fun game for kids who love our planet.

To teach your kids about Earth Day, check out these other awesome Earth Day Activities for Kids!

By looking for hidden items that have to do with nature, kids will get better at noticing things and learn important facts about how to look after our Earth.

Two Earth Day I Spy Printables on a table.

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Fun Earth Day Activities

Nurturing a love for our planet starts young. Through hands-on learning experiences, kids can develop a deep appreciation for the environment and learn how they can protect it.

It takes a village to work together to make a difference in our community. Get your kids excited to protect the Earth.

Earth Day Crafts

These Earth Day crafts encourage creativity while highlighting the importance of repurposing materials. It’s a lesson in sustainability that kids will remember every time they see something ready to be thrown away.

Earth Day Recycling Worksheets

Earth Day recycling worksheets offer a mix of education and engagement, teaching kids about sorting recyclables.

Activities like sorting games, where kids categorize items based on their recyclability, or how they can turn everyday waste items into something useful or decorative.

Earth Day Books

Stories have a unique way of connecting with us on an emotional level, and what better way to teach kids about the environment than through compelling stories that celebrate our planet?

Try these Printable Earth Day Bookmarks to make your kids love reading even more!

Recommended Earth Day Books

Add more books to your collection! These Earth Day books are perfect for your Earth Day lessons! Your child will learn more about our planet, its wonders, and how to protect it.

Biscuit’s Earth Day Celebration Earth Day Every Day (Cloverleaf Books ™ ― Planet Protectors)What If Everybody Did That?WE ARE ALL CONNECTED: CARING FOR EACH OTHER & THE EARTH I Can Save the Earth!: One Little Monster Learns to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle This Class Can Save the Planet

Earth Day I Spy Printable Supplies

Printer (I have this one)
Paper
Pencil
Crayons

I have the HP printer 8710 but it’s not available anymore. It’s been running well for years now. Look for another HP Instant Ink-ready printer so that you can use their program to send you ink cartridges whenever your printer gets low on ink.

Recommended Recycling Toys

During Earth Day, these educational toys will be a hit as they provide a fun approach to teaching children about the importance of recycling and how it can help protect the earth.

Start your child on the path to eco-friendliness today with these fun toys!

Waste Management Recycling Truck Toy with 3 Trash Cans AITING Kids Push Toy Vehicles Garbage Truck’s Trash Cans Fisher-Price Wonder Makers Design System Lift & Sort Recycling Center LEGO Friends Recycling Truck Toy 41712 with Garbage Sorting Bins Plus Emma and River Mini Dolls Waste Management Recycling Green Dump Vehicle with 4 Trash Cans and Recycle Sorting Cards for Little Kids Fun Express Learn to Recycle Activity Boxes – 54 Pieces – Educational and Learning Activities for Kids

What’s Included in the Earth Day I Spy Printable?

These printables are packed with colorful graphics designed to spark curiosity and encourage kids to learn about taking care of the environment.

I’ve prepared five distinct I Spy pages. Three of these are bursting with color, while the other two offer a canvas for creativity, allowing kids to add their own splash of color (and save your ink!).

Each worksheet has beautifully illustrated items related to both our everyday lives and the environment.

From batteries, cans, apple cores, and watermelons with a bite taken out, to eco-friendly images like light bulbs, trashcans, teddy bears, globes, campfires, plants, moons, suns, trees, gardeners, clothes, and garbage trucks that you can find anywhere.

On each sheet, kids get to look for certain items and then count how many they see.

It’s a super fun way to learn and practice counting and play Earth Day detective.

This activity encourages kids to pay attention to detail, practice their counting, and start conversations about recycling, conservation, and how each of us can make a difference in protecting this planet.

So, get your pencils ready and grab these pages for some Earth Day fun.