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Scavenger Hunts are great for all ages, and they are a great way to wrap up a school year. Moreover, scavenger hunts after a week of state testing, trump all kinds of fun. Here’s the scoop on the details of the day.
Each classroom will end up with their own prize box after completing the hunt. I recommend staggering the start times of the classes so they don’t end up at the same location at the same time. We staggered a 15-minute delay between each class.
Each box contained about the same items with a variation of a few items- a ball (football, kickball, or basketball), paint set, chalk, water guns, bubbles, spray chalk, frisbee, Little Debbie snack cakes, coloring books, markers, crayons, etc…
The box is a group prize and must be shared with everyone in the class. Pictured below are items that were purchased for multiple boxes.
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I visited the site to purchase. There are sooo many! What is the name of the one you purchased?