About This Book
When you need a captivating, screen-free activity that builds focus and patience, reach for this book. Walter Wick's 'Can You See What I See?' is a stunning collection of photographic puzzles. Each vibrant, themed two-page spread is a treasure hunt, challenging children to find cleverly hidden objects listed in simple rhymes. It's a wonderful way to practice observation and perseverance, turning the challenge of finding something tricky into a rewarding moment of discovery. Perfect for quiet time or a collaborative family game, this book is visually engaging for a wide age range, with younger children enjoying the hunt and older children appreciating the artistry.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. The content is entirely secular and object-focused, with no sensitive material.
Ideal Reader
A visually-oriented child aged 5-7 who enjoys quiet activities, puzzles, or detailed play like building with small blocks or sorting collections. It is an excellent choice for a child who needs to practice focusing their attention and developing visual discrimination skills in a fun, non-academic context. It also appeals to children who are methodical and enjoy bringing order to chaos.
Parent Prep
No preparation is needed. The book's concept is immediately understandable. A parent can open to any page and begin. It can be helpful for a parent to preview a page to find one or two items themselves, in case a child gets stuck and needs a gentle clue. The parent is looking for a high-quality, screen-free activity for a long car ride, a rainy day, or quiet time. They may have noticed their child gets frustrated easily and wants a tool to help them build patience and perseverance in a low-stakes, rewarding way. This is a go-to for parents wanting an activity they can do together or that a child can engage with independently.
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