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Math Scavenger Hunts: A Fun Way to Get Kids Moving



Hi Manoj,

Today I want to share a new article from my friend Paige, who share exactly what task card scavenger hunts are & how to use them in the classroom.

This is one of my favorite ways to get kids up and moving, and I even use them with my own kids as we homeschool, so it's not just for the classroom!

Read about the benefits & how to set it up in the article below, and be sure to grab a free scavenger hunt to try out with your students!

Math Scavenger Hunts with Task Cards:

Not sure what a task card scavenger hunt is or how to use it? Just read all the details below! And be sure to grab the free sample that Paige shares, which covers mixed multiplication & division facts.

>>How to Get Started with Math Scavenger Hunts

FREE Area & Perimeter Scavenger Hunt:

If you teach 3rd or 4th grade, you might like this short scavenger hunt that covers are & perimeter challenges.

>>Grab the Area & Perimeter Scavenger Hunt HERE

Math in Nature: A Virtual Scavenger Hunt

This is a different kind of scavenger hunt, but a great way to expand students' knowledge by seeing math in the world around them. Completed online, students 'search' links to learn about various ways we see math in nature.

>>Grab the Math in Nature Virtual Scavenger Hunt HERE

I hope you find some fun ideas here!

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