Scavenger Hunt

When the weather is nice, I like to take walks. It gets us out of the house and allows me to burn off a tiny part of the cookie/candy/regular soda I ate earlier. The kids can get bored if we take long walks or use the same routes. One way to keep my kids occupied is to play "I Spy" or to have a Scavenger Hunt. It keeps their minds busy and makes them more aware of their surroundings. The Scavenger Hunts are great for car rides, on walks, or even inside for rainy days. You can make your own list, find some online, or use mine! My youngest can't read yet, so his list has pictures.

You can make ones specifically for different events too:
*car rides (ie, highway signs, stop signs, traffic lights, cows, birds, red cars, blue cars, clod)
*rain days (glasses, tape measure, computer, pencil, pen, screwdriver, nut, bolt, paperclip, paper, cup, camera,
  flashlight)
*walks (dog, cat, bird, leaves, tree, flowers, tomato, pepper, mushrooms, butterfly, sunglasses, hats,
  basketball, kite)
*Easter (rabbit/bunny, chicks, eggs, baskets, candy)
*Fall/Thanksgiving (hay, scarecrow, corn, pumpkins, apples, colorful leaves, broom)
*Halloween (lights, pumpkins, witch, broom, scarecrow, ghost, Frankenstein, vampire/Dracula, candy)
*Christmas (lights, Christmas tree, Snowman, Santa, sleigh, reindeer, elf, presents)

I made a few different ones that I'll be posting throughout the year (some are for Halloween, Christmas, etc.) The first one is Going On A Walk! I hope you enjoy!