This is a great article we shared last year, and we have now adapted it to be "Social Distancing" friendly.
Participating in a scavenger hunt is practically a rite of passage for tweens and teens. In fact, I remember my first scavenger hunt as clear as day -- our team was the only one who could procure a red balloon from our neighborhood. That red balloon made us champions, and winning felt so good!
While the traditional scavenger hunt is merely a search for miscellaneous objects, there are many ways you can help kids step up their scavenger hunt game without collecting physical items (thanks to a handy invention known as the camera phone).
Don't know where to start? We've created a FREE printable scavenger hunt that will help you find your family fun!
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Get your FREE DOWNLOAD to print and share with friends.
Sarah Hauge is the publisher of Macaroni Kid Englewood, Greenwood Village and Centennial, Colo.
