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Want to get the kids outside and moving? How about an outdoor nature scavenger hunt? Supplies for a simple hunt are easy: just this list, a bag for collections and a pencil to mark off what they’ve found. A personal water bottle and a snack will make it even more fun. Warn them about picking the neighbors flowers, remind them about poison ivy, and send them out with a smile!

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The kids easily keep themselves busy using their imagination and all the things nature has to offer, but we still like to bring up a few simple activities for them to do during the day. This simple color scavenger hunt for kids is unbelievably easy to throw together last minute and the kids have fun with it every single year.

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We made this simple printable nature walk scavenger hunt to take with us. I included some things to look for on a walk: clouds, bugs, leaves, flowers, etc. We live in the suburbs and our “nature walk” was actually just a walk around the block. I had to restrain Little Sister from picking all our neighbors pretty flowers but let her pick some from our yard.:)

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Name activities are a big part of early childhood learning. We love to create new ways to practice name recognition to continuously learn our names in new and exciting ways. Recently, we created a fun name building activity with the traditional pick-up sticks game in mind. As repetition is key, these pick-up sticks name games provide just that- lots of opportunity to continuously build your name in a hands-on way!

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Here is the DIY tutorial of how to make treasure hunt or scavenger hunt clues.