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Free printable find and seek

Find and Seek is a counting hunt. A field of circled animal pictures is scattered across the page, and the job is to tally how many times each animal appears. This sheet mixes frogs, cats, birds, fish, dogs, and bears, so preschool and kindergarten kids get extra practice with one-to-one counting and careful looking.

Solution page included
Printable Find and Seek puzzle page
Peek at the solutionFind and Seek solution page

This free download includes a high-resolution 6x9 inch PNG of the picture field, plus a matching solution with the six totals filled in. Print it with no signup whenever you need a quiet counting page.

How to play

  1. Scan the field of circled animal pictures from top to bottom.
  2. Count how many times each of the six animals appears.
  3. Write that count in the matching box along the bottom row.
  4. Check the solution page to confirm your tallies.

Print at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper so the circled animals stay large enough to count without squinting.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Find and Seek answer key?

A matching solution page sits on this page as a second image. It shows the same animal field with the six bottom boxes filled in, so you can check each tally. Download it with the puzzle, or keep it until a child has finished counting.

Is this Find and Seek printable free?

Yes. Both the puzzle and the solution are free PNG downloads with no signup. Print them for home, preschool, or a classroom math tub as often as you like.

Who should use this Find and Seek page?

It is built for preschool and kindergarten counters who can recognize simple animal drawings. The six-kind mix (cat, dog, bird, fish, frog, bear) also works as a visual scan for older kids who still enjoy I-spy counting. An adult can help younger solvers keep a finger on each picture as they count.

How do I print the animals so they stay easy to tell apart?

Print the PNG at 100% scale on letter or A4 paper and skip fit-to-page. The 6x9 inch layout keeps each circled picture large enough to tell a frog from a bear. Black ink is plenty; a clipboard or a heavier sheet makes pointing and counting easier.