Look around and silently select an object that can be seen by all the players.
Step3
Say, "I spy with my little eye," and then give some description of the object, such as "something red," "something square" or "something small."
Step4
Tell the other players to take turns trying to guess what the object is.
Step5
Let the player who correctly guesses the selected item pick the next object, or have all players take turns in a set order (this may be best if you are playing with younger children who may not be so good at guessing).
Step6
Offer extra clues if the players are completely stumped.
Tips & Warnings
This game does not work well on car trips, because the objects outside go by too quickly. Try it in airports, waiting rooms and around the house.
A whole series of "I Spy" books has photos of large groups of objects and rhymes that ask children to find certain items. Pick one up for car trips.
on 6/30/2006
You can also say, "I spy with my little eye something beginning with ...", then give the letter of the alphabet. This helps small kids learn to think about how to pronounce letters.
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Anonymous said
on 6/30/2006 You can also say, "I spy with my little eye something beginning with ...", then give the letter of the alphabet. This helps small kids learn to think about how to pronounce letters.