13 Old School Ways to Play

Go Hunting

Take note, PETA. We’re suggesting the kind that includes a treasure map or scavenger list. For younger kids, this activity will require heavy input/involvement on your part but older kids can team up to create and design their own hunt of either kind. Add a time element and the knowledge that a double scoop of something cool and delicious awaits them afterwards, and a summer tradition is born. What You’ll Need: maps, clues, treasure (for a treasure hunt) or a list of items to be collected (for a scavenger hunt).