How Do You Plan A Fourth Of July Scavenger Hunt?
A scavenger hunt is an exciting addition to the traditional Fourth of July activities and a great way to get the kids thinking and interacting with each other. It can be planned at a park, in the backyard or even indoors. Plus, it’s a great way keep everybody occupied until the fireworks begin. Determine how long the scavenger hunt should last. Bigger teams and shorter lists shorten the time needed to complete the scavenger hunt. A time limit is a good idea, especially if you have other activities planned and it helps create a challenge. Make a list of items to hide relating to a Fourth of July theme. Choose things that you have already or are inexpensive to buy such as small American flags, stars, other patriotic or historical symbols and any red, white or blue items. Create a list for each team. Vary the items on each list, or at least the order, if confined to a small area so that everyone isn’t finding the same things simultaneously. Or, consider giving each team a different list a
