Treasure
Hunt Story
Prepare
clues that will lead to a “treasure story.” (This is a special book that you have hidden outside.) For example:
1. A treasure hunt is so much fun. Near the swing is clue number one.
1. A treasure hunt is so much fun. Near the swing is clue number one.
2.
Clue
number two should be easy, too. At
the top of the slide is something for you.
3. Clue number three you will find in a tree.
4. Now it’s time for clue number four. Look for it by the storage door…
3. Clue number three you will find in a tree.
4. Now it’s time for clue number four. Look for it by the storage door…
Tape
the clues on the playground ending with the spot where the “treasure story” is
hidden. Encourage the
children to help you read the clues and follow the directions. Find a shady spot and enjoy
reading the book.
Nature
Patterns
Collect
5 or 6 leaves, rocks, sticks or other natural objects. Place a leaf, then a rock, a leaf, then
a rock. “What will come
next?” Let children make up their
own patterns with objects in nature.
Melt
Down
Give
each child a paper cup with an ice cube in it. Who can make their ice cube melt fastest?
*Color
the water in ice cube with food coloring before freezing.
*Draw
with ice cubes on the sidewalk.