As teachers, we know that field trips as exhausting. I know all field trips with my students required a long afterschool nap when I returned home. As homeschoolers and parents, it’s the same feeling! As fun as these outings are, something it’s nice to have a little structure to the chaos.
Enter the scavenger hunt. It keeps kids moving from sight to sight. I know I have some lingerers in my family who could stare at certain exhibits for hours. Armed with a simple clipboard and our zoo animal scavenger hunt sheets, you can make your next trip to the zoo one that builds animal vocabulary!
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Happy hunting!
Nicolette
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