EL Scavenger Hunt

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Find a Word in Action

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• Clue: "Locate an object in the room that you can ‘push’ or ‘pull.’ Write a sentence using the word in present tense."

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  Example Answer: "I push the door to open it."

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A Piece of the Past

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• Clue: "Find something that reminds you of history. Write down what it is and one adjective to describe it."

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  Example Answer: "An old book – fascinating."

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Opposites Attract

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• Clue: "Look around and find two objects that are opposites (e.g., big/small, light/dark). Write a comparison sentence using ‘but.’”

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  Example Answer: "The window is big, but the pencil is small."

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Hidden Emotion

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• Clue: "Find a picture, poster, or object that shows a strong feeling (like happiness, anger, or surprise). Write down the emotion and why you chose it."

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  Example Answer: "A smiling face on a poster – it shows happiness because the person looks excited."

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Mystery Sound

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• Clue: "Listen carefully for 30 seconds. Write down one sound you hear and describe it with at least two words."

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  Example Answer: "A loud bell – it’s sharp and sudden."

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Word Detective

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• Clue: "Find a word with at least 8 letters on a sign, book, or label. Write it down and break it into syllables."

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  Example Answer: "Beautiful – beau-ti-ful."

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Colorful Language

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• Clue: "Find something red, blue, or green. Write a simile comparing it to something else."

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  Example Answer: "The blue sky is like a calm ocean."

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Team Challenge

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• Clue: "With your team, create a 3-sentence story about an object you see. Use at least one past tense verb."

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  Example Answer: "The clock ticked loudly. It reminded us of time passing. We watched it all day."

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Question Time

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• Clue: "Find a person (not on your team) and ask them: ‘What do you like to do on weekends?’ Write their answer in a complete sentence."

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  Example Answer: "She said, ‘I like to read books on weekends.’”

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Final Clue

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• Clue: "Find something that represents the future. Write a prediction using ‘will’ about it."

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  Example Answer: "A calendar – I think we will have a great year ahead."