It’s all about easy prep! Scavenger Hunts need only printing and handing out! Fascinating topics, nonfiction reading, a few math skills, and high engagement! perfect!
These easy prep activities are fun and full of learning. My scavenger hunts involve reading and rereading. Students search for answers and race around to complete their tasks.
My no-locks escape rooms are enjoyed so much by teachers and students. Easy prep again-with just making copies. I have escapes that feature math, puzzles, and nonfiction reading!
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Let’s Talk About Easy Prep!
One popular thing I have noticed with resources we purchase is the title ‘No Prep’. Now, think about it. This does not really happen in a classroom!
So, let’s just call it ‘Easy Prep’! My easy prep activities are exactly what the title proclaims. It’s easy.
What is involved?
- Decide what pages you need
- Print the pages
- Make copies for students
- Cut a few things apart
- Enjoy!
Now, that is EASY PREP!
My easy prep activities included No Locks Breakouts and Scavenger Hunts!
Animal Adaptations Scavenger Hunt
Here’s another easy prep activity that involves reading!
Students read 10 cards with each having a paragraph. Each card has a question to answer. But HERE IS THE TRICKY PART!
The answer is on another card. Here’s what happens- students read card 1 and its question and then they SEARCH for the answer on another card.
So fun! They read and read and read again. Perfect practice for locating evidence for a question.
Winter Sports Scavenger Hunt
This scavenger hunt is all about winter sports. Students read those 10 cards and search for answers.
But, there is another fun part. Students fill in the answers to the questions on a grid sheet. The answers fill the grid boxes and some are written in shaded boxes.
Students must unscramble the letters in the shaded boxes to find a mystery word to end the Scavenger Hunt!
Candy Scavenger Hunt
What better way to keep students engaged than with stories about CANDY?
The reading passages in this Scavenger Hunt all about the invention of candy M&Ms.
Students will love the scenery of the mission card with its candy store images.
You will love the easy prep of this scavenger hunt that just involves making a few copies.
PERFECT FOR FEBRUARY (and OCTOBER)!
100th Day of School Scavenger Hunt
Perfect for a winter month as students celebrate their 100th day in school for the year.
Students read short passages about activities they could try for the 100th day.
Not only is this fun for students to complete, but teachers can also grab ideas for projects to add to the fun-filled 100th day!
This is a Print and Go project!
Football Fun Facts Scavenger Hunt
This engaging scavenger hunt is perfect for the fall and winter months! It features fun facts about American Football.
Students read about the coin toss, referees, Super Bowl commercials, the “Flea Flicker”, and more. By answering ten questions teams will be able to uncover the mystery word and finish the hunt.
This Scavenger Hunt pairs perfectly with the Football Goal Posts STEM Challenge!
Christmas Around the World Scavenger Hunt
If you are looking for a holiday activity to engage your students here is a unique Christmas Around the World experience!
Your students will love the reading selections about Christmas traditions from 8 different countries.
Pair this one with a STEM Challenge featuring a sleigh and your students will love it! Try the Toy Sleigh Zip Line!
I know how hard it is to be in a classroom and need something you can plan and begin to use quickly. My easy prep activities are perfect for you! Which one will you try?
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