Scavenger Hunt Class Activities

Eric introduces a game called 'Scavenger Hunt' for students of all ages. The game involves asking students to find objects around them based on specific criteria, such as color or starting letter. Students then share their findings and discuss them. The video includes examples of student participation and concludes with a reflection on the game's benefits.

What is the name of the first game introduced by Eric?

• Treasure Hunt

• Scavenger Hunt

• Hide and Seek

• Tag

What is the main objective of the Scavenger Hunt game?

• To play online games

• To locate objects around you

• To solve puzzles

• To find hidden treasures

What color object does Eric first ask the students to find?

• Blue

• Red

• Yellow

• Green

What is the weather like according to Gina?

• Windy

• Rainy

• Sunny

• Snowy

What does Eric hope for the weather next week?

• It will snow

• It will rain

• It will stay cold

• It will get warm

What is the reaction of the students when asked to find something red?

• They are confused

• They ask for more time

• They are quick to respond

• They refuse to participate

What does Lily show as her object in the game?

• A book

• A sweater

• A memo pad

• A toy

What can students be asked to find in the Scavenger Hunt game?

• A specific type of food

• A hidden treasure

• Something starting with a specific letter

• A specific number of items

What is one variation of the Scavenger Hunt game mentioned?

• Finding objects in a specific texture

• Finding objects in a specific color

• Finding objects in a specific shape

• Finding objects in a specific size

What is the purpose of bringing an object to class in the Scavenger Hunt game?

• To sell it

• To show and discuss it

• To hide it

• To give it away