Even with frequent walks around the neighborhood with the pup, we are getting a little stir crazy. Rainy days and social distance can take a toll on anybody.
I've seen a lot of in-house scavenger hunts and in-the-neighborhood scavenger hunts online, but it's a dreary day (again) so we went for a drive. I made a prize bag for The Boy to choose from upon completion of the scavenger hunt. (The prizes are left over party favors, mainly. And I plan to use these for incentives for him to do other things during our forced isolation.)
This scavenger hunt allowed us to:
Here's the scavenger hunt I made up, if you'd like to use it for a driving scavenger hunt with your family. Or make up your own scavenger hunt that suits your environs. Have fun!
I've seen a lot of in-house scavenger hunts and in-the-neighborhood scavenger hunts online, but it's a dreary day (again) so we went for a drive. I made a prize bag for The Boy to choose from upon completion of the scavenger hunt. (The prizes are left over party favors, mainly. And I plan to use these for incentives for him to do other things during our forced isolation.)
This scavenger hunt allowed us to:
- Spend some fun time as a family.
- Get out of the house.
- Maintain our social distance.
- See things we haven't seen in a few days.
- Exercise our brains a little.
- Sing Le Freak to The Boy, to his immense horror, and have a little laugh.
I recommend this for a dreary or sunny day get-out-of-the-house activity.
Here's the scavenger hunt I made up, if you'd like to use it for a driving scavenger hunt with your family. Or make up your own scavenger hunt that suits your environs. Have fun!
