Our cheer squad (girls) will be doing a walking general (not Halloween) hunt around the neighborhood during their practice time (1 1/2 hours). Something appropriate for a school related event please. Thank you.
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Is this the type of hunt you are looking for one where you do not want to interact with people or visit neighborhood homes?
If this is strictly a neighborhood walking hunt, then a great scavenger hunt to set up is a neighborhood house hunt where you go out beforehand and create a list of clues pertaining to particular properties where participants either have to determine the house number that the clue pertains to or determine an item that is on the properties within a certain area based on a clue. There are more detailed instructions for this type of hunt on our neighborhood house hunt page.
If you are looking for a different type of hunt or one where you do interact with people or have to find and bring back items, please use the comment link below to indicate that.
One fun house to house hunt that almost always goes over well is one where you get an item at one home and then try and trade it for something better (or older, or, or, or) at another, etc. At the end of the hunt the team with the most valuable or the funniest or the oldest item (whatever you determine ahead of time) is the winner.
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