This free summer printable helps kids practice visual motor skills with a fun 'Find and Draw' activity.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are looking for 6 different summer items in the big grid. For each item, we need to:
1. Find all of them in the grid.
2. Count how many there are.
3. Write that number in the box next to its picture at the top.

The 6 items are:
- Ice cream cone
- Fish
- Sun
- Surfboard
- Beach chair
- Flip-flops

Let’s go one by one and count carefully.

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1. Ice cream cone

Look through every row and column. Mark or imagine circling each ice cream cone you see.

Row 1: none
Row 2: none
Row 3: none
Row 4: positions 5, 7, 9 → that’s 3
Row 5: position 9 → that’s 1 more (total 4)
Row 6: position 9 → that’s 1 more (total 5)

Wait — let me double-check by going row by row again:

Row 1: no ice cream
Row 2: no ice cream
Row 3: no ice cream
Row 4: columns 5, 7, 9 → yes, 3
Row 5: column 9 → yes, 1 → total 4
Row 6: column 9 → yes, 1 → total 5

Actually, wait — I think I missed one. Let me scan again slowly.

Looking at the grid:

Row 4: ice cream at col 5, 7, 9 → 3
Row 5: ice cream at col 9 → 1 → total 4
Row 6: ice cream at col 9 → 1 → total 5

But also — row 3? No. Row 2? No. Row 1? No.

Wait — what about row 5, column 5? That’s a duck. Column 7 is flip-flops. Column 9 is ice cream.

Actually, let me list all positions where ice cream appears:

- Row 4, Col 5
- Row 4, Col 7
- Row 4, Col 9
- Row 5, Col 9
- Row 6, Col 9

That’s 5.

But wait — look at row 3, col 9? That’s a sun. Row 2, col 9? Star. Row 1, col 9? Bird.

Hmm. Maybe I missed one. Let me try counting from left to right, top to bottom.

Start over:

Row 1: nothing
Row 2: nothing
Row 3: nothing
Row 4: col 5 (ice cream), col 7 (ice cream), col 9 (ice cream) → 3
Row 5: col 9 (ice cream) → 1 → total 4
Row 6: col 9 (ice cream) → 1 → total 5

Still 5. But let me check if any other rows have it.

Wait — row 5, col 5 is a duck. Col 7 is flip-flops. Col 9 is ice cream.

What about row 6, col 5? Duck. Col 7? Chair. Col 9? Ice cream.

I think it’s 5.

But let me compare with others — maybe I’m missing something.

Alternatively, perhaps there’s one in row 3? No, row 3 has surfboards, fish, flip-flops, etc.

Wait — actually, looking again — in row 4, col 5, 7, 9 — that’s three. Then row 5, col 9 — fourth. Row 6, col 9 — fifth. And... is there one in row 5, col 5? No, that’s a duck.

Wait — what about row 3, col 5? That’s a sailboat. Col 7? Flip-flops. Col 9? Sun.

I think it’s 5