Earth Day Scavenger Hunt Activity for Kids Fun Nature Walk Printable for Classroom or Home
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Description
An Outdoor Earth Day Scavenger Hunt is a great excuse to get outside and explore! We all know that students love going outside, and going outside is GOOD FOR STUDENTS. Treat your students to some outdoor fun and learning with this Nature Walk Bingo Scavenger Hunt! The bingo cards are very easy to use. Simply print out the desired version, give the kiddos pencils and clipboards, and head out to explore!
This resource has three different versions to choose from – just choose the level suitable to your students’ age and skill.
- Easy – PreK-2nd Grade
- Medium – 3rd-6th Grade
- Difficult – 7th-12th Grade
Where/When Can I Use this Nature Walk Bingo Scavenger Hunt?
- Outdoor Field Trips (great for those gaps between activities to keep kids occupied!)
- Classroom Reward
- Nature-Based Activity
- Family Hike or Outdoor Activity
- Science and Environment Club
- Homeschool/Homeschool Co-op
RELATED SCIENCE RESOURCES for Earth Day:
- Earth Day BINGO or Find Someone Who…
- Earth Day Two Truth and a Lie Game or Warm-Up
- Earth Day Bulletin Board Posters Famous Conservationists and Environmentalists
- Earth Day Famous Conservationists Slideshow
- Earth Day Reflection Hexagonal Thinking Activity
- Earth Day Bulletin Board Letters
- Ugly Sweater Endangered Animals Activity
- Solid Waste Management Activity
- Water Conservation Activity
- Earth’s Spheres Activity
- Earth Day BIG BUNDLE of 14 Activities
- Earth Day Activity BUNDLE of 3 Hands–On Labs
- Earth Day GAME BUNDLE
- Earth Day NO PREP ActivityBundle
- Earth Day BULLETIN BOARD BUNDLE
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