Are you ready to see how sharp your eyes are? This fun challenge will test your observation skills with different pictures. Each correct answer earns you one point, and you’ll find out how well you did at the end. Let’s get started!
In the first picture, the numbers on the clock are mixed up. Eleven comes before nine. Did you catch that?
Look closely at the houses. One of them has a little red window. Can you find it?
Something’s not right with the sand pail. Its shape is a bit strange. Did you notice?
How many dolphins can you see in the picture? There are seventeen of them hiding!
Can you find three hidden words in the picture? They are “cloud,” “storm,” and “damp.”
In this picture, the thermometer is wrong. “Minimum” should be at the bottom, and “maximum” at the top.
There’s a deer hiding in the picture. Look behind the tree to spot it!
Are the two squares the same color? Yes, they are! Cover the line with your finger to see it clearly.
Something’s wrong here. Butterflies don’t fly in the winter!
One of these clovers is different. It only has three leaves. Can you find it?
Something seems off in this picture. Pacifiers didn’t exist in the Stone Age!
One of these trees is creepier than the rest. There’s something wrong with its eye!
The clock on the tower shows two o’clock, but sunsets don’t usually happen at this time.
One of the dogs is different. It’s the one with its mouth closed.
Something’s off here. Pigeons don’t normally swim among ducks!
There’s a snake in a jar of pickles. That’s pretty spooky!
Which penguin is different? Actually, two penguins are different from the rest.
Can you find the hidden words “frost,” “ice,” and “snow” in the picture?
One apple is different. The worm inside doesn’t look like the others.
Try to find the odd light bulb. It’s not easy!
The calendar says it’s 2018, but the computer screen shows 2017. Did you notice?
Can you see the odd footprints? It looks like someone switched their shoes quickly!
There’s something strange in this picture. Someone must have been in a hurry this morning!
These kitties are cute, but one is different. It’s the one at the bottom.
Look at the picture. Some prices are upside down. Did you catch that?
Find the words “learn,” “write,” and “test” hidden in the picture.
It’s raining heavily, but the girl in red doesn’t have an umbrella. What’s wrong here?
The kids look happy, but if the little guy slides down, he’ll crash into the fence!
Can you find four errors in this picture? There’s fishing at the skating rink, cycling there, a woman who is actually a cat, and someone wearing roller skates instead of ice skates!
Does this picture seem okay? A banana is a strange ingredient for stew!
Can you find the odd image? It’s the “m” among all those “w’s.”
What’s wrong in this picture? Earth is in the sky, so what planet is this?
Something’s missing in this picture. There’s no hoop or net for playing basketball!
It’s strawberry harvest time, but strawberries don’t grow on bushes!
A girl plus a phone plus a mirror equals a mirror selfie, but the reflection is all wrong.
Can you find the odd image? It’s the only person wearing a dress.
Something’s wrong with the swing. If it was attached this way, the girl would fall over!
What’s wrong in this picture? The dock entrance is too narrow for the ship to pass through.
Now, let’s see how well you did!
Great job on completing the challenge! Keep practicing, and you’ll become an observation expert in no time!
Observation Walk: Take a walk around your neighborhood or a nearby park with a family member or friend. Bring a notebook and pencil. Try to spot things that seem out of place or unusual, just like in the challenge. Write down or draw what you find. Discuss with your partner why these things stood out to you. Did you notice something others might miss?
Create Your Own Puzzle: Draw a picture with hidden elements or small mistakes, similar to the ones in the challenge. Share it with a classmate or family member and see if they can spot the differences or hidden items. This activity will help you understand how observation puzzles are created and improve your attention to detail.
Everyday Detective: At home, choose a room and look around carefully. Close your eyes and have someone change a few small things, like moving a book or turning a picture frame. Open your eyes and try to spot what has changed. This game will help you practice noticing details in your everyday environment.
