I’m pretty excited to be sharing one of my favorite outdoor activities with you today!
Yes, it might be a little hot this summer, but it doesn’t mean you can’t have fun exploring the great outdoors! Take the kids out early morning or mid evening to beat the heat and have a little fun with this Nature Scavenger Hunt.
This game is great learning tool for the kids that helps them interact with their surroundings. They’ll have a ball searching high and low for all the goodies on their list!
There’s 20 items total to find on the list, including special items of a certain color, shape and texture.
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I also included some name tags that you can adhere to brown paper bags. Below is a blank version that you can add your kids’ names onto with PicMonkey, Photoshop or even Paint. Another option is just add the names in marker or stickers!
Trim out the name tags and attach to your paper bags. Great way to hold all the goodies the kids are collecting in the nature scavenger hunt!
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This Nature Scavenger Hunt is great for any time of year, but definitely a fun activity for your stay-at-home Summer Campers! Fantastic last minute activity before they head back to school!
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And if you’re new here or pop in and out from time to time, make sure you check out some of my recent home DIY projects!
1. Master Bedroom Makeover
2. Daughter’s Stenciled Bedroom
3. Dining Room Mini Makeover
4. Craft Room Makeover
HAPPY END OF SUMMER AND HOPE YOU ENJOY!
Such a great idea! Maybe I’ll print these off and make Brad go on a scavenger hunt. :)
HAHA!! Take some pics please!
Supercute, Erin!
Thanks so much my Grandkids will love this.
Thanks! And have fun :)
What a great summer party idea!
I was amazed at the design and then I read your about me sidebar (of course you’re an art director) . Great design work. Great idea.
Haha! Thanks Craig!
Erin! So much fun! I’m definitely using your printables for our family reunion (collecting ideas for kids and your timing is perfect). I’ll also be including a link back in this week’s highlights. Thanks so much for sharing and the awesome free printables!
WOW, thank you so much Roeshel!! Glad you can use this printable!
Love the printable nature scavenger hunt, but when I go to print it, it is really big. Do you know how to make image fit on one page? Labels too.
Stacy, make sure you’re saving it to your desktop first before printing. Then open the file from your desktop. If you’re still having trouble, try clicking “Fit to Page” option in your printer dialog box. Hope that helps!
Thanks for sharing your talent, Erin! I found your website while looking for a nature scavenger hunt to use in our children’s ministry program. We’ll be using your scavenger hunt this Sunday. I have your website bookmarked and have passed your site address along to a friend who is a crafter and a school librarian.
P.S. Stacy, thanks for your question. I was experiencing the same challenge when trying to print.
Thanks so much Denise! Have fun this weekend :) Enjoy!
Love your scavenger hunt! Every year my sister and I have a scavenger hunt with our kids and their friends–we will use this one this year. Thanks for sharing!
Christine:)
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You’re welcome Christine!
Thank you so much! I was looking for scavenger hunt ideas and came across this one. It will work out perfectly for my daughters birthday party!
Yay! So glad you can use them Lisa!
What font did you use for the title and category titles? It’s perfect!
I believe it’s called Destroyed. You can download it for free from dafont.com