Looking for a fun rainy day activity? Need to get out of the house and let the kids stretch their legs and exercise their brains? Try our Dollar Store Scavenger Hunt! Print the list, pile the kids in the car, and solve the
Get ready for a Christmas scavenger hunt! The Christmas season is a wonderful time of year for many reasons—the remembrance of its meaning, the parties and school events, and the presents. But sometimes the whole Christmas thing can feel overwhelming and not so fun. Instead of “ho-ho-hoing” with our kids, we find ourselves “grinching” at them. So before the stress of the season makes you a mean elf, sprinkle some levity into it with our Christmas Scavenger Hunt.
This is the perfect Thanksgiving side dish your children are sure to love—a Thanksgiving scavenger hunt for kids! Not only will they love searching for these indoor clues, they’ll also learn some fun facts and interesting tidbits about the first Thanksgiving: In 1620, a long time ago, a journey did begin. Aboard the Mayflower from England, into the autumn wind. And they rhyme too! So start hiding and they can start finding.
Does your family like to take trips to the ocean? There’s so much to see and discover on the beach. Living creatures are everywhere! Look in the water and you’ll find minnows and maybe a jellyfish. Look up and you’ll spot seagulls. Head
Children love to look for Easter eggs, but how about taking it up a notch with an Easter egg scavenger hunt? When I was a child, our grandparents put candy and money into Easter eggs and hid them all over their 10-acre property.
There’s no shortage of activities for kids that use bells, whistles, lights, and buzzing. Sometimes our kids need to unplug from the high-tech gadgets and get outside to experience fun in nature. Our Nature Scavenger Hunt is a great way to do that.
Are you looking for something great to do with your family when the weather is bad? The Superstore Scavenger Hunt is a blast! {Tweet This} Grab the family and head to the nearest superstore. It’s fun, free and a memory maker, so don’t forget the camera. Head to a store close to your home. Get ready to search. Get ready to roam. A camera is all your team will need. Take pictures of tasks your leader will read. You may feel silly posing with grins, but get a good snapshot, and your mom wins! Also, check out some of our other scavenger hunts.
“Alright, ladies! Let’s talk end-of-the-school-year celebration ideas!” I got that group text and was tempted to reply, “Um… sleep? Or how about just not going to school?” At this point in the year, I’m just happy if my kids’ toes aren’t sticking out
My son once sat in a classroom fueled by worksheets. He didn’t love it. And when I volunteered in his class, I could tell many others struggled to sit still and stay focused. A couple years later, we relocated, and my daughter had
I recently posted some items to sell on Facebook marketplace. “Never opened!” was a key selling point for a few. These toys were still in the packaging because my kids got them last Christmas, tossed them aside to play with something more interesting
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Many Tuesdays at my house end in tears. That’s because Wednesday after school is when my sons go to their dad’s, which means we don’t see each other for a few days. It’s really hard for all of us. My older son proposed
