We had an 18th birthday party for Erica last Friday night. She wanted to have a digital scavenger hunt. We divided kids into two groups, gave them each identical list of things to take pictures of, and an hour to do it in.
This was so much fun that I wanted to share a few pictures. It's always interesting to see how certain categories get interpreted. Here are some of the best ones.
This was so much fun that I wanted to share a few pictures. It's always interesting to see how certain categories get interpreted. Here are some of the best ones.
My favorite photo of the evening. Gives me an
idea for next year's family Christmas card picture.
Creative Laundromat Picture
Entire team in a small space.(Actually not the entire team, one boy refused.)
Just the sort of picture to inspire parent'sconfidence in their kid's youth leader.
Team by Lake Superior
Entire team with something that rolls
Team shoe switch
Newest Superhero:The Strongest Girl in the World
Newest Superhero:
The Dairy King
The Dairy King
High School Playground Activity:Talking on Cell Phones and Texting
Shoe Swap
Sport Not selectedFor the Olympics
Team with one of our pets.(They're pretending Lani is a dog)
Chinese Fire Drill (they thought outside the box)
That looks like a lot of fun as I mentioned on Erica's Facebook album. I should try this sometime soon with my family & friends!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! That looks like so much fun! How did you come up with all the different categories?
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ReplyDeleteI googled digital scavenger hunts and found lots of lists. We decided after this time that we should of had three teams. You probably need at least four on a team but eight is probably too many. Each team put their pictures into powerpoint and we used the church's video projector to shine them on a screen so everyone could see. We had a couple judges who decided on a winner.
Funny Pics! Cracked up at the two in the washing machines!
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