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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the New Teacher Scavenger Hunt in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your name at the top of the form. This personalizes your scavenger hunt experience.
  3. As you navigate through each item, check off tasks as you complete them. For items requiring signatures, ensure you gather them from the respective individuals listed.
  4. For questions that require written responses, such as identifying your induction track or naming office staff members, type directly into the provided fields.
  5. Once all items are completed and signed, review your entries for accuracy before saving your document.
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Not only can scavenger hunts be done just about anywhere, they also boost observation skills and help children develop early learning skills in a fun, relaxed, and natural way. Plus, its just so much more fun to hunt for the color red, the letter E, and an octagon than it is to fill in a paper about them!
Try some of these tried and tested favorites to get your scavenger hunt started. Something red and round Answer: An apple. Something you wear on your feet Answer: A shoe. Something you find in a library Answer: A book. Something you write with Answer: A pencil. Something you sleep on Answer: A bed.
Simple Strategies for Using Scavenger Hunts Use scavenger hunt cards or clues as daily bellringers to get students thinking about the lesson. Post clue cards from scavenger hunts around the room for content gathering or reinforcement. Provide sets of scavenger hunt clues to practice skills or test sets of knowledge.
Choose a location, time, and theme. Your location and theme are crucial to the success of your hunt. Decide on a format. Plan the route. Set up an event site. Start promoting your event. Devise a set of rules. Create a list of items and accompanying clues. Plan for the unexpected.
A common treasure hunt approach is to begin with some initial desk-work on a primary clue that leads hunters onward to other clues located around the learning space. For example, a Word Search puzzle can be used to reveal the words of a clue.

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Post cards around the room (or into the halls) with specific learning tasks on them. Prepare an answer page that each student will carry around. Students are told a starting point in the scavenger hunt. After working through the first card (their starting point), students walk around to find the answer.

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