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Spring can be a great time to come up with creative activities. Here are a few to get the brainstorming started... Rhyming Scavenger Hunt How to play: Pick one starting word for each participant from the word list below. Each participant must collect 5-10 different items (you choose the number based on available time) which rhyme with their word. At the end of the time, each player shows the group what they have collected and may need to persuade the group that some of their choices really do rhyme. A little creativity is encouraged and adds to the fun. The winner may be selected by an independent person, or by the group itself. Example: participant word is “New” items collected might include: shoe, blue(scarf), moo (milk carton) etc. Word List: sun Scavenger Hunt How to play: Participants may search as individuals or in groups. For younger kids, it is easier to pair up with others. Give each group the same list of items to find and a limited amount of time to search. The individual or team with the most items at the end of the time is the winner. Items for an at-home/near home scavenger hunt (younger kids list): red shoe pencil Items for an at-home/near home scavenger hunt (older kids list): President Obama Movies Before Shrek and Harry Potter there were some wonderful movies. Rent some of the great old movies, pop some popcorn and enjoy showing off some of the classic family movies from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, or find them at the public library. Younger Kids: Older Kids: |
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