This scavenger hunt gets kids outside while practicing following directions and building memory skills.
Set Up Time: Under 5 min
Activity Time: 20-30 min
Mess Level: None
This is a great scavenger hunt to bring along on a family walk.
This is a great activity to introduce when everyone has a little extra energy to burn.
Competitive kids? Siblings can race each other OR work together to race the clock.
Memory, following directions
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