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Counting Jump-Rope Turns

In a lakeside park, a girl jumps rope on level ground while a boy sits on a bench and records the turns with a pencil in a sketchbook supported on his lap. Find 8 objects in this free printable puzzle for ages 7-9.

Difficulty: L2
Suggested age: 7–9 years
Art style: Clean-Line Cartoon
Hidden objects: 8
Format: Printable Color, line art & answer key

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3-page print layout: 1. Color · 2. Line art · 3. Answer key.
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Can you find them all?

Jump rope
Sketchbook
Pencil
Rubber ball
Flying disc
Bubble bottle
Park map
Binoculars

A little about this puzzle

In a lakeside park, a girl jumps rope on level ground while a boy sits on a bench and records the turns with a pencil in a sketchbook supported on his lap. An adult watches nearby. A ball rests on the grass behind them. A flying disc, bubble bottle and unfolded park map sit on the picnic table to the left, and binoculars hang from a hook behind the bench. Trees, a path and a railing beside the distant lake frame the activity. Clean-line cartoon illustration designed with ages 7–9 in mind. Find: Jump rope, Sketchbook, Pencil, Rubber ball, Flying disc, Bubble bottle, Park map, Binoculars. Choose the Color or Line art image, use the picture clues to find each object, and keep the Answer key separate until you are ready to check. The three images can be printed or saved as PDF using your browser.

Make it your own

Use the three-page print layout: Color on page 1, Line art on page 2 and Answer key on page 3. Choose your printer or Save as PDF in the print dialog. For A4 paper, choose Fit to page.

Try it together at home, as a calm classroom activity, or as a quiet travel companion. Keep the Answer key separate until you are ready to check.