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Scavenger Hunt Connection Checklist

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KEY TAKEAWAYS

1.  Turn shared play into a meaningful connection

2. Engagement builds communication and reflection

3. Intentional, tech-free time supports secure relationships

This resource is part of “The Intersection of Trauma and Adolescence”  Training. If you would like to learn more about this training or any of other trainings. Click Here.

Kick Off the Adventure With Our Free Scavenger Hunt Printable

Use our free printable scavenger hunt checklist and let the fun begin! This is perfect for inside or the backyard, for younger and older kids alike. After the hunt is over, enjoy a snack together, open your bags to see what everyone collected, and talk about the experience:

1. What did you like about the scavenger hunt?

 

2. What else did you see or find?

 

3. What was something unexpected you saw?

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

1.   Pencil and printed handout

2.  Pencils or crayons to mark what you find

3.  Dedicated time (parents, stow your phones!

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