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How to play this Scavenger Hunt on Zoom
(or any other video conference platform)
Cut out the squares on the printable and place a selection of cards
facing down on a surface that can be seen by the students. You can put
them on a table and tilt down your camera or you can use a blue tac to
place them on a board or a notebook.
One student “picks a card” (see next page for ideas on how the
students can choose a card virtually) and when you turn it, read it out
loud and everyone has to go and find the item specified on the card.
Since the cards are “open” this gives the students an opportunity to use
reasoning to come up with answers that would justify why their item is
valid.
Once everyone is back with their item, or an agreed time limit passes,
(that’s up to the teacher), 2 or 3 students share the item that they found
and if it is not clear why they chose that specific thing, this is where they
have an opportunity to share their logic.
You can extend this activity for as many rounds as you need. The
printable provides you with 36 “find it” prompts, but it is easy to come
up with more on the spot if you need them (TIP: think of colors, objects
that start with a specific letter or that have a specific shape/texture,
etc.)
Alternative way using video:

Share your screen with the group and let one student say “stop!” when
they want you to pause the video, then everyone has to go and find the
object described on the screen (a video is included with your files so you
can do this).
A good tip: Mute everyone between rounds and just unmute the student
who’s turn is to pick a letter or to share their found item with the group.
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Ways the students can “pick a card” virtually:
Choosing a number: Make number cards (or use these animals 1 to 10 printable
numbers). This is great for practicing numeral recognition in preschool. For older
students, you can place the cards in a row and let them choose the card by
naming the numerical position that they want (first, second, third, etc).
Choosing a letter: Make letter cards (or use these vowels flashcards printable).
This is great for practicing letter recognition.
Choosing a color: Cut out pieces of construction paper of different colors. Or

fold-back one side of the card, using the cards in the color version of the
printable, which have colored borders (download at the bottom of this page).
This is great for playing the game with toddlers or younger preschool students.
Choosing a shape: Cut out pieces of paper of different shapes. you can mix
shapes and colors so you have a wider variety of choices. This is also great for
playing the game with toddlers or younger preschool students.
Choosing a position: Place an object of focus in the middle and arrange the
cards on top, under, and next to the main object of focus. It can be as simple as a
smiley face drawing. You can even make the object of focus a box or a jar, and
place one card inside of it to give the kids another positional option.
You can also do a mix of some or all of the ways described above to cover a wider
topic of Maths and Literacy.
Choosing a toy or a cartoon character: If you are not having much success
engaging the children into participating and choosing a card, you can assign a
toy or a random object to each card. If you don’t have toys at hand you can
always print pictures of cartoon characters that you already know that your kids
love. There is nothing wrong with using that knowledge to engage them in the
activity.
Horizontal VS Vertical surfaces

If you are placing the cards on a horizontal surface, you can place the prompts
of your choice on top of the cards that you want to use for that round, so the
children have to call out the number that they wish to “pick”.
If you are using a vertical surface (board, notebook, wall, etc.), use blue tac to
place the cards in a row, and either write the prompt (number, letter, color,
shape) directly on the surface that you are using or place the prompt on top or
under the cards available for that round.

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https://www.instagram.com/box.of.ideas/ https://facebook.com/boxofideas.kids/ https://www.pinterest.com/boxofideaskids/

More educational resources at www.boxofideas.uk

Alternative way using video:

If you like this idea please consider following Box of Ideas

Choosing a color: Cut out pieces of construction paper of different colors. Or

Horizontal VS Vertical surfaces

https://www.instagram.com/box.of.ideas/ https://facebook.com/boxofideas.kids/ https://www.pinterest.com/boxofideaskids/

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