Give each child a list of items
to watch for while driving. Check off each item when they find it.
The list can be made up ahead of time and adjusted for the scenery. For
a younger child who can't read, you might draw a little picture of each
item next to the word so they will know what to look for.
Here are a few examples of
items to hunt for:
City Scavenger Hunt:
flashing red light
bus
signs in foreign
languages
dog
food store
railroad tracks
billboard with a
child on it
cop
license plate with "Q"
person with tall boots
person talking on a
cell phone
Suburbs Scavenger Hunt:
school
flashing traffic light
food store
someone on a bike
statue
church
playground
flower garden or
snowman
pickup truck
WalMart
Person walking
a dog
Rural Scavenger Hunt:
silo
cows
railroad tracks
pond or lake
dirt road
tractor
gas station
horses
oil pump
barn
deer
armadillo
(even if it's beside
the road!)
Here is an example of a list for toddlers
or preschool:
For kids of all ages. They
have several travel tins with various activities. Comes with magnetic pieces
& activity cards. And a tin to keep it in! Hours of Fun!
