Autumn Scavenger Hunt

-    If you want to reuse the scavenger hunt again and again, you can slide the scavenger hunt into a plastic page protector or laminate it. Use a dry erase marker to mark items as you find them.
-    Try putting the list on a clipboard and tying the marker or pencil to the clipboard. This makes the activity easier for kids (and parents—no more lost markers!).
-    Find a basket or paper bags to hold all the scavenger hunt treasures.
-    You could also make a duct tape bracelet (sticky side out) for the kids before heading out. This way, they can stick little bits of beauty they find onto a nature bracelet

-    If you have a participant who uses a wheelchair, be intentional around the location that you select to allow them to participate. Perhaps collect a large pile of objects and bring them to a location with a hard top, such as a basketball court, and spread them out for the children to find.
-    If you have a child with another type of disability not mentioned above, they may be able to participate in this activity without adaptations or modifications