A Spring Nature Scavenger Hunt is the perfect way to get outside and enjoy spring! Have fun finding all of the things on the list!
Kids will just love this Spring Nature Scavenger Hunt! Well, adults will too! It is fun to walk around in nature and look for things on the list. Cross them off as you breathe in the fresh, spring air!
Be sure to enjoy our Fall Nature Scavenger Hunt too!
I made two lists so everyone can play. Even little ones can follow along with a picture list! They will have fun finding things too!
Decide ahead of time whether you will be simply crossing things off, taking pictures as you go or even gathering some of the items. There are some items you won’t want to be bringing home but many you could.
You could also make it a “Take a Picture” Scavenger Hunt. Those are great fun too! Just take a picture of each item on the list.
The link for the free printable is just below. Just click on the link and it will pop right up in another window for you to print.
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See my other fun scavenger hunts!
Christmas Decoration Scavenger Hunt: A fun indoor scavenger hunt to keep the kids busy while waiting for dinner or gift opening. Really, it is just fun anytime!
Christmas Lights Scavenger Hunt; A Christmas Lights scavenger hunt is the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit! Have fun finding all of the things on the list! 2 printable levels!
Pet Store Scavenger Hunt: A fun way to spend time in the pet store looking for specific pets, toys and supplies. Free checklist included!
Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt: A neighborhood scavenger hunt is the perfect way to get out of the house! It can be done walking or driving in the car and there is a printable version for readers and non readers!
Bookshelf Scavenger Hunt: A bookshelf scavenger hunt is the perfect indoor activity for a rainy day! It is also a great way to renew your child’s love for books!
A Halloween Scavenger Hunt can be enjoyed as a trick or treater or from home! Have fun finding all of the things on the list!
A Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt is the perfect way to keep folks busy while they wait for the big meal! Have fun finding all of the things on the list!
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These printables are free for personal, home and classroom use. This means you are welcome to print as many copies as you need for use with your own kids, personal classroom, etc. Please do not mass produce these. Please refer fellow teachers or friends to this website to print off their own copies for their use.
The Rules for the Spring Nature Scavenger Hunt:
You will probably not want to use the same item for any two on the list but if you need or want to that is okay. It will totally depend on how your hunt is going. It is totally up to you!
Whatever you want to do is fine! This is your game to do however works for your hunt! The ages of the children and the time you want to spend on the hunt will have to do with how you make your rules.
For example; the stone smaller than your fingernail—I could count it as something that as that and also a black rock if it is black. If it is the end of the day and you are ready to go, count it as both things! 😊 If it is the beginning and you want to make it longer, make the rule that something together like that can only have one thing checked off. Your hunt—your rules! 😊
Where to go for your hunt
It is good to go somewhere with some wooded area and underbrush if possible. A manicured lawn is not going to give you most of the items on the list. A park or even small area of woods is perfect. It doesn’t have to be a large forest or anything.
Look over the list ahead of time and if you see things you know you won’t find, just cross them off or say that you need to find 15 things out of the 20. I tried to make the list with things that most places in the US in the spring would be able to find most things.
Download a free printable copy of our Spring Scavenger Hunt for your younger kids. This version has only pictures so your little one can still participate with his or her own list, even without having to read.
Download a free printable copy of our Spring Scavenger Hunt for your older kids. This is the full list with check boxes to mark off when the objects are found.
Here are the items you will try to find.
A red leaf
A stick longer than your arm
A bird in a tree
A footprint
A spiderweb
An airplane
A 4 leaf clover
A cloud that looks like cotton
A black rock
An acorn
A bee
A squirrel
Something that hops
A leaf with 5 points
Water
A dandelion
A flower petal
A stone smaller than your fingernail
A butterfly
An ant
How many on the list did you find?
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