It was a stretch for Kindergarten to find some of the items, because they did not recognize some of the items in the riddles, but I made sure to point these out in lessons and then circulated to help them more.

It was exciting to watch as students became absorbed in this activity, and most of them grew in their visual and verbal awareness. Children in grades 1-3 could either click to hear the descriptions or read for themselves.

Yes, it is on the shelf this year, but will taken out to be used in two years. This year I bought I Spy Spooky Mansion for use, and next year hope to get the Î Spy Treasure software if I can find the funding.


I Spy School Days-big bore   March 8, 2001
 18 out of 30 found this review helpful

My six year old great nephew completed all of the activities within two hours. He was moderately interested in the beginning and bored by the time he finished. I watched as he played, and thought they were boring, too.


"I Spy" By Francis   January 23, 2001
 11 out of 11 found this review helpful

I Spy, a great game is great on a rainy day. Too wet to go outside, no broblem! Just hook up "I Spy." Can you find the hiden objects? Travel to many diffrent rooms. This is as fun as living in Disney World. Practice in reading, build vocabulary, and more. Enjoy this this game. Be smart, and have a sharp eye!


i love i spy   October 17, 2000
 119 out of 125 found this review helpful

this is a fun game to play. it keeps me on the computer for along time and my brothers get mad at me. It is sometimes hard to find the hidden pictures, but I love to try. My brother is 12 and he has a hard time finding things. I always find them first. I like the school I spy the best, but the spook house is fun too. I think it is fun to play because you see things that you see every day in school so they are easy to spot as long as you go to school. It also helps teach me to consentrate for long periods of time.