This was a no brainer-had it right out on the dining room table. Figured I would start him out easy like...
I had this way back by the door to the garage. I literally hid the boxes all over the house, the poor dear had to run up and down 2 flights of stairs and search everyone's rooms.
Number 4 was stuffed betwixt the wall and the back of the couch. The boy had some space (well enough at least) to work on this. I think this was my favorite spot to hide the boxes.
Uh, yes, Santa tablecloth. Well, my teen is a painter and this was on my craft table. This was the one in the basement. At that point it was nice to head down there cuz it was getting kinda hot in the rest of the house (was fighting turning on the air so soon in the season-so we cowboy'd up and endured the unpleasantness).
And so it went. I ended the 8th box on his bed (top bunk) so it took him some time to spot it, as it was hard to see from his eye-level. That was a couple tapes (one was Hank the Cowdog, the other some American songs-ie: Working on the Railroad, etc.) and his tape player/headset. Yes, tapes are outdated, but alas-Papa gave him a portable tape player and I have tons of those things from my previous years of schooling, and so why not? LOL. Besides our CD portable player bit the dust. So I was able to relax and work on my business, and he was able to chill and hang out after a hard day of hunting.
I am going to do this here and there to break up the monotony for sure. I am planning on having a snack box too. So do consider this fun alternative. Just remember to remember where ya put them!
Sounds like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteI started using the workboxes last year, but then we got sidetracked. Plan on starting back - LOVE this idea, my kids love scavenger hunts.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! We're going to try this!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun day and I had to LOL at not remembering where they all were! I can so see myself doing this too! (And have on different types of hunts!)
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great holiday week-end!
Blessings
Leslie