[CASL-L] Easy Scavenger Hunt

[Katie Clancy]

Hi Michelle,

I have done a “Pokémon Go” scavenger hunt with my third graders before to help them learn the sections of the library. I printed off big-ish Pokémon (I think 10-12 of them) and placed them in areas I wanted the kids to know. Then I gave groups of 2-3 kids a worksheet and an iPad. The worksheet listed the Pokémon by name, but also the section of the library (ex. Squirtle - Nonfiction Section). The group had to find the different Pokémon/sections and take a selfie with all of the group members and the Pokémon. Afterward, we’d review - “Okay which section was Squirtle in? Who can show us where that was?” Etc. Hope this helps!

Katie

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> On Jan 27, 2023, at 11:04 AM, Michelle Farella <michelle.farella at gmail.com> wrote:
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> 
> Hi everyone,
> I want to do a library scavenger hunt with my 3rd graders so I was initially thinking of having them find the section of the library indicated on the sheet, and then write down the name of a book they find in the area. However, this might be too hard for some of my students. Can anyone suggest a modification? Or, if you have done something similar if you could share it with me that would be great!
> Thank you,
> Michelle Farella
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