Each row shows a picture and a few black shadows. Children look carefully and circle the shadow that matches the picture.
Easy uses three very different shadows. Hard uses four shadows from the same kind of thing — a cat next to a dog, for example — so the child has to look at the shape, not just the topic.
Circle the shadow that matches — easy.
Circle the shadow that matches the picture.
A visual-discrimination generator built from a curated pool of Font Awesome objects. Every sheet picks a fresh set of pictures and shuffles the shadow choices, so the same child can practise many times without memorising a fixed page.
Skills practiced
Print tip: Shadows print as solid black silhouettes — they stay clear on a black-and-white printer. Six Hard rows is the densest sheet; check print preview for younger children and drop to 4 rows if the shadows look tight.