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Kids have so much fun with scavenger hunts. I also love
that scavenger hunts get them up and moving as they
learn, and they often inspire a bit of cooperation as kids
work together to find all the items they are searching for
in a scavenger hunt activity.

For this Flower Scavenger Hunt print the flower numbers.

Cut them out and laminate them for extended use.

Grab individual flower baskets for each child, or set up a

central “flower bed” for kids to place the flowers in as
they find them. The “flower bed” could be a sensory bin
for kids to play in after they have all the flowers.

Hide the flowers around the room or outdoors, and then

let the scavenger hunt begin.

My kids LOVE this! And they'll do it over and over again!

Be sure to have kids count the flowers at the end of each

hunt (and put them in number order if they are able) to
make sure they found them all.

Bonus: If you have two or more children, have kids take

turns hiding the flowers for each other...this is great
teamwork!

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 EXTENSTION ACTIVITIES
These flowers can also be used for a variety of extension
activities. You might try:

1) Having kids make “stems” for each flower to match

the number. Use green LEGO or unifix cubes if you
have them.
2) Having kids count out other manipulatives to
represented “seeds”, “leaves”, or “insects” like bees
and butterflies to go along with their flowers.
3) Leaving the flowers in a “flower garden” sensory bin
for free play.
4) Placing the cards in order from least to greatest. Then
use the set as a number line for guided math activities
moving forward and backward along the number
line.
5) Placing the cards in order from greatest to least.

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