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Do your kids love following treasure maps or going on a scavenger hunt? Mine too!
There are so many ways of incorporating this kind of play into your homeschool. Not only that, your kids will learn skills such as:
- Problem solving
- Leadership
- Team work
- Careful observation
- Map reading
- Following instructions
- Diligence in completing tasks
- Not eating the map (what, your kids don’t do that?)
Join me over at My Joy-Filled Life to see a huge list of ideas for using scavenger hunts and treasure maps in your homeschool!
by Stephanie, The Multi Taskin' Mom
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Amy
4 Dec 2013I loved scavenger hunts as a kid – must be why I like garage-sales now, I never outgrew it. Mmmm, eating the map. I wonder if you could make a map on rice-paper with a bit of food coloring or in frosting on a cake just because it’s such a ‘secret spy’ thing to do, eating the map.