And George loves to gather it all together in a big ball. Is that a sneaky way for me to get them to cleanup for activities, or what? Which was great for me to not have to go through and clean up by myself. He was concerned with getting the most (if not all) pom poms.Įven once they finished, they went back through a few more times to collect any other pom poms they missed. Henry took his sweet time, not rushing through at all to be the first one done. It was mostly at the end that he decided that he better go back and get some. George didn’t really get the collecting pom poms part, he found a few though. But they were pretty good about keeping the tape in tact. I thought for sure they’d have to start over many times.

I gave them bags to collect their pom poms in and they were off! (I got my workout in too stepping over all the pieces of tape.)

If you knocked down a piece of tape, you had to go back to the beginning, let me fix it, and then start over.

And pick up as many pom poms as you could along the way.

The point was to get from the beginning to the end.

I set the rules quick before they started. There’s lots and lots of super fun scavenger hunt ideas for kids! Have fun! To each string of tape, as well as a few easy ones on the floor. I just strung painters tape back and forth at different heights across the hallway. I set up the scavenger hunt maze of tape in our hallway upstairs. They couldn’t stay away! George was next to me within minutes, trying to help out. I made it suspenseful by telling them not to come up until I told them I was ready.

I told the boys I was setting up an activity and headed upstairs. Yes, we do that sometimes, and when they’re sick it seems that’s all they want to do. And they love, love, love them! A couple of ones we’ve done recently:Īfter weeks of all the boys being sick, I need to get them moving and doing something other than watching TV. It’s an easy way I can get the boys moving without little effort on my end. A fun and easy way to get the kids moving.

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