Print it, play it, color it, read it, and shout “I found it!” This activity pack turns Bindi’s world into a classroom-friendly, road-trip-ready, rainy-day rescue mission for curious kids.
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Section 1: Bindi's Seek & Sniff 🔍
Four playful hidden-object scenes inspired by classic seek-and-find fun. Each one prints on its own sheet with a kid-friendly checklist.
Bindi's Backyard
Simple shapes, big clues, and ten sneaky surprises tucked around Bindi's favorite yard.
EasyAges 3–5
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Find these hidden treasures:
bone
ball
leash
water bowl
squeaky toy
bandana
paw print
treat
fire hydrant
butterfly
Bindi's hint: Look near the grass, the roof, and even inside the tree colors.
Bindi Goes to the Park
The park has a bench, a kite, and more places for surprises to hide than Bindi can sniff in one walk.
MediumAges 4–6
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Find all 12 park puzzle pieces:
frisbee
dog tag
tennis ball
sunglasses
squirrel
flower
ice cream cone
park bench
bird
kite
collar
stick
Bindi's hint: Tiny things might be hiding right on top of bigger things.
Bindi's Grooming Day
Mirrors, bubbles, ribbons, and rescue-dog chaos make this one extra shaggy to solve.
HardAges 5–7
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Can you spot all 14?
brush
shampoo bottle
bow
mirror
scissors
hair dryer
towel
rubber duck
soap bubbles
comb
ribbon
spray bottle
nail clipper
cotton ball
Bindi's hint: One comb is sideways, and one pair of scissors is pretending to be a sparkle.
Bindi's Kitchen Adventure
The expert challenge! Tools, treats, and tiny baking clues hide all over this busy kitchen scene.
ExpertAges 6+
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Find all 16 kitchen clues:
dog biscuit
water dish
measuring cup
spoon
flour bag
bone cookie cutter
apron
oven mitt
recipe card
rolling pin
treat jar
paw print cookie
timer
mixing bowl
egg
vanilla bottle
Bindi's hint: The apron and treat jar are the boldest. The cookie clues are the trickiest.
Section 2: Bindi's Word Searches 🔠
Three printable word hunts with hidden answer keys. Circle the words, then tap the reveal button when it is time to check.
DOG — row 5, col 7 diagonally down-left • BONE — row 7, col 6 straight up • BALL — row 1, col 4 straight down • PAW — row 4, col 1 diagonal up-right • WOOF — row 4, col 7 straight up • TAIL — row 1, col 5 diagonal down-left • BARK — row 6, col 4 backward • STAY — row 8, col 3 straight up • PLAY — row 2, col 5 diagonal down-left • SIT — row 8, col 6 across.
Sheepdog Life
Longer words, trickier directions, and lots of fluffy vocabulary.
VETERINARIAN — row 12, col 1 straight up • CERTIFICATE — row 2, col 15 straight down • PERSONALITY — row 15, col 1 across • ADVENTURE — row 6, col 14 straight down • BUTTERFLY — row 9, col 10 diagonal up-left • VOLUNTEER — row 14, col 12 diagonal up-left • COMPANION — row 12, col 11 diagonal up-left • OBEDIENCE — row 13, col 3 straight up • SHEEPDOG — row 3, col 5 diagonal down-right • AGILITY — row 2, col 11 backward.
Section 3: Read with Bindi 📚
Three color-coded reading cards inspired by leveled independent practice. Print the card, read at your own pace, then reveal the answers when you are ready.
🟢 Green Level — Pre-Reader
Short picture-supported lines built from Bindi's story.
🐶 Bindi wags.
🏠 New home.
🛏️ Soft bed.
💛 Mom says, "Hi!"
🐾 Bindi belongs.
Talk about the picture clues: Which one shows home? Which one shows love? Can you read the bold word aloud?
Grown-up helper notes:
Children can point to the matching pictures and read the bolded sight words. Encourage them to tap each cue bubble and retell the whole story in order: Bindi, home, bed, mom, belongs.
🟡 Yellow Level — Early Reader
A short retelling with just-right comprehension questions.
Bindi used to live at a rescue. It was noisy, and the other dogs were too rough. Then one day two kind people walked in. They moved slowly, held out a hand, and let Bindi choose to come close. At their house, nobody rushed her. They gave her a bed, gentle scratches, and a safe place to rest. Soon Bindi learned that home is where people show up for you again and again.
Where did Bindi live before she found her family?
How did the new people help Bindi feel safe?
What did Bindi learn home really means?
Answer ideas:
Bindi lived at a rescue.
They moved slowly, held out a hand, and did not rush her.
Home is where loving people keep showing up for you.
🔴 Red Level — Independent Reader
A longer excerpt, five questions, and vocabulary practice for older readers.
At night Bindi wondered if there would ever be a place for a shy, goofy sheepdog like her. The rescue was loud and full of dogs with giant opinions. She tucked her nose under her paw and tried to sleep. Then one day two new people arrived. The lady had a warm smile. The man knelt down and held out his hand, slow and easy. Bindi sniffed once, then twice, and suddenly her tail would not stop wagging. In their home, nobody yelled. Nobody rushed her. The man scratched behind her ears and said, “Welcome home, girl.” That was the moment something in Bindi's chest went warm. She did not just have a roof over her head. She had people who chose her.
Why did Bindi feel unsure about finding a home?
What detail shows that the new family was patient?
Which sentence tells you Bindi started to trust them?
What changed inside Bindi when she heard “Welcome home”?
What is the main idea of this excerpt?
goofy — silly in a lovable way
patient — willing to wait calmly
chose — picked on purpose
Answer ideas:
She felt shy, different, and worried there might not be a place for her.
The man knelt slowly and held out his hand instead of rushing toward her.
Her tail would not stop wagging after she sniffed him.
She finally felt safe, wanted, and loved.
The main idea is that kindness and patience helped Bindi find her forever home.
Section 4: Color Bindi 🖍️
Three bold black-and-white line-art pages designed to print cleanly for crayons, colored pencils, and markers.
Bindi & Her Bandana
Simple fluffy lines for younger colorers.
Bindi at the Park
Trees, butterflies, and a happy sheepdog on the move.
Bindi and Bronx
Two fluffy friends side by side for extra coloring fun.
Section 5: Bindi's Matching Game 🐾
Flip the cards to find pairs of doggy favorites. Beat your move count and celebrate when every match is found.
Memory Match
Match bone, ball, leash, treat, bandana, paw, collar, and bowl.