Virtual Scavenger Hunt Ideas & Sample Lists
The goal of these games is to have fun and encourage engagement for participants.
How to run it
- After assembling your list, assign point values to each item and challenge. The more difficult items or challenges are worth more points.
- Here is an entire list of scavenger hunt clues.
- For example, a player may have to retrieve their favorite mug or take a selfie to earn points.
- The goal of these games is to have fun and encourage engagement for participants.
- After assembling your list, assign point values to each item and challenge.
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Prompts to use +
After assembling your list, assign point values to each item and challenge. The more difficult items or challenges are worth more points.
Here is an entire list of scavenger hunt clues.
For example, a player may have to retrieve their favorite mug or take a selfie to earn points.
The goal of these games is to have fun and encourage engagement for participants.
After assembling your list, assign point values to each item and challenge.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Virtual Scavenger Hunt Ideas & Sample Lists. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: After assembling your list, assign point values to each item and challenge. The more difficult items or challenges are worth more points.; Here is an entire list of scavenger hunt clues.; For example, a player may have to retrieve their favorite mug or take a selfie to earn points.; The goal of these games is to have fun and encourage engagement for participants.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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