Have students write a paragraph in support of their opinion. Click here to return to this week's World of Learning lesson plan page. Where Did Foods Originate? Foods of the New World and Old World. Check out our helpful suggestions to find just the right one! The following statements will help you tailor your comments to specific children and highlight their areas for improvement.
Related: Report Card Comments for positive comments! Needs Improvement- all topics is a hard worker, but has difficulty staying on task. Additional work on these topics would be incredibly helpful. Practicing at home would be very beneficial. Slowing down and taking more time would help with this. We are working on learning when it is a good time to share and when it is a good time to listen. Talking through the classroom routine at home would be helpful. Practicing these at home would be very helpful.
Active participation would be beneficial. Paying closer attention to the class discussions and the readings that we are doing would be beneficial. Intervention is required. Practicing this at home would be helpful. Student Award Certificates! Back to Top. Receive timely lesson ideas and PD tips.
Sitemap Close Sitemap. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter and receive top education news, lesson ideas, teaching tips and more! No thanks, I don't need to stay current on what works in education! Put a time limit on it for an added challenge! College Student Scavenger Hunt Colleges are another great place for scavenger hunts. Go find the creature that cheers for number one!
Photo with the school mascot. Find three buildings or gardens named after alumni or donors. Find and photograph three fraternity houses and their logos, but only if five of the brothers are there and will get in the photo. Head to the library and go to the reference section. Grab the third book on the fourth shelf to your left. Find all five food groups in different cafes and shops across campus. Campus-only cafeteria or snack bars.
Team Scavenger Hunt Instead of setting everyone out to do the scavenger hunt individually, you could decide to team everyone up. Team Scavenger Hunt List: Take a photo of two team members in front of a famous landmark. Stop and grab a coffee. Ask the barista if you can get a group photo. Bring up TikTok and shoot a video that recreates the first dance video that you find.
One team member can film, the rest must perform. Wash your hands and cover your face, social distancing means six feet of space. Show us your best representation of the safesix rule! Types 5. Virtual Scavenger Hunt Virtual scavenger hunts are growing in popularity as more people are working and attending school remotely. Share the first video result. How much are they and what do you get?
Find three online message boards that are dedicated to your favorite TV show. Share the one with the most ridiculous name. Digital Scavenger Hunt Digital scavenger hunts can be a reference to either the medium in which the scavenger is completed.
Digital Scavenger Hunt List: Find the settings on your smartphone and change the screen to dark mode or out of dark mode. Take screenshots of your menu. Search your device for the app that takes you shopping the most. Share a screenshot of the icon. Share the providers offering the specials.
Look up the virtual menu for your favorite restaurant. Find your favorite dish and share it with the group. Take a video of your favorite lunch break activity walking, eating, napping, etc. Photo Scavenger Hunt Doing a photo scavenger hunt can be a lot of fun, thanks to smartphones. Share a selfie of you doing the latest viral pose or dance move.
Take a group selfie where everyone is making a different emoji face. Go there, then take 10 steps in any direction. Look to your left. What do you see? Use your GPS to travel 1. Check out the great exhibit at this address and check-in.
What type of attractions can you find when you visit the corner of [Intersection]? Type your hotel name in the GPS. Go check it out and check-in. Scan the QR code to start the hunt. If yes means no and no means yes, which code to scan is best? Try them all but listen for the chime.
That means you got it right this time. Give them multiple codes, only one works, etc. Scan the horizon and look for fun. Complete the clues one by one. Then, scan this code when you are done. Look up to the left and down past the trees. Look for the digital squares and dots that you see. This is the code, scan it and be free. Video Scavenger Hunt A video scavenger hunt is another great way to take advantage of technology. The worst dancer wins the round.
Take a video of the busiest street in the city or the busiest freeway during rush hour do NOT do this while driving. Take a video of your kids explaining what bills are great for adults with small kids.
Phone and Computer Scavenger Hunt Much like the digital and virtual scavenger hunt, the phone and computer hunt is a great way to take advantage of digital technology and have a little fun. Phone and Computer Scavenger Hunt List: Find the most ridiculous selfie in your camera roll and share it with the group.
Campus News Engineering vs Business Week kickoff first-ever scavenger hunt. Tweets by thedailytexan. Navigate Left. Navigate Right. Advertise Contact Join the Texan Digest. The prizes for winning a scavenger hunt can be as wacky as the items on the list. Who started such craziness? Many believe gossip columnist Elsa Maxwell created scavenger hunts as a fun party event in the s. Since that time, they've become a crazy tradition that many people enjoy.
Scavenger hunts can take place just about anywhere, from outdoor parks and neighborhoods to indoor malls. They can also be a great way to teach kids about nature by having them search outdoors for a variety of natural items. If you're wondering where the name came from, the crazed search for strange objects seems to resemble scavenging. Scavengers — such as vultures, raccoons, crows and termites — search out dead animal or plant material to feed on.
Although scavenger hunts won't have you searching for dead animals, they will have you feverishly hunting for some weird things from time to time. In the past 10 years, some people have taken the idea of scavenger hunts to a whole new level. With the invention of the outdoor sport of geocaching , people can now play a high-tech version of hide and seek all over the world. Geocachers use global positioning system GPS receivers either handheld units or mobile phones with GPS capability to hide and seek containers — called "geocaches" — anywhere in the world.
Although geocaches can come in many forms, most tend to be waterproof containers, like plastic storage containers or old ammunition boxes , which contain a logbook and various trinkets. When a geocacher finds a hidden geocache, he or she records his or her name usually a special code name in the logbook. He or she may also take a trinket and leave something behind in its place.
Today, there are more than 1 million geocaches hidden around the world with more than 5 million geocachers searching for them!
First, get a bunch of your friends together and divide into teams. Then decide on how much time you want to allow for the hunt. You can also set up any other rules you might want to follow. If you want to make the game more interesting, create a rule that bans purchasing items. Requiring players to borrow items or take pictures of them makes things more fun and interesting. Depending on where you live and what the weather is like, you will need to figure out what kind of scavenger hunt you want to have.
Here are sample lists of items you can use for a variety of different types of scavenger hunts:. You could even do a Wonderopolis scavenger hunt. Dive into various Wonders of the Day to create a list of facts to be gathered. Then have players search and identify the Wonders of the Day where those tidbits of information are mentioned.
When you're finished with your scavenger hunt, email us to let us know how it went. Who won? What was the most difficult item to find? What's the funniest story from your scavenger hunt? Did you learn something you never knew from a past Wonder of the Day? That's cool, Kaedyn B! What types of items do you look for when doing boy scout scavenger hunts? What a great resource for cool scavenger hunts, Stephanie A! Thank you for sharing this link with our Wonder community!
We're proud of you for finding 11 caches We're also proud of you for trying your best to get across the river using the rocks! Even though you didn't make it across, we know you gave it your best shot, and for that, we think YOU rock! We were hoping you'd write us back and tell us about all the cool items your family has found geocaching, Michael! Thank you so much for sharing this adventure with everyone in Wonderopolis!
It is so neat that you can track your geocoin! Sounds like FUN! Maybe you guys could hide a geocache and invite other classes to find it!
Then other classes could do the same! Some caches could be hidden inside the school, and some outside on school property. We can't wait to hear all about your geocaching adventures!
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