This is a fun little scavenger hunt that I came across in a local environmental magazine:
~ a mushroom
~ lichen (like hanging hair)
~ a cedar tree
~ a seed
~ a feather
~ a non-native species
~ a sign of the season
~ a sign of humans
~ a branch or stick shaped like a letter
~ a squirrel or chipmunk chattering
~ something red
~ something round
~ a conifer cone (like a pine or fir cone)
~ a scat (animal droppings)
~ somebody's home
~ a bird song
~ a stream or creek
~ a nurse log (a log with plants growing on it)
~ a wildflower
~ a sign of a woodpecker
~ a rotten log
~ a worm or an insect
~ something yellow
~ a river worn rock (smooth and round)
~ moss on a tree trunk or log
~ an old growth tree (takes 3 kids arms to wrap around the trunk!)
Teaching kids to count is fine, but teaching them
what counts is best. ~ Bob Talbert
Saturday, September 27, 2008
A Forest Scavenger Hunt
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Labels: activities, nature
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2 comments:
We used this today on a mountain hike with the family - thanks!
I am stealing this for our trip to Kettle Moraine today. Thanks for sharing!
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