Photo Scavenger Hunt

In 2009, we took a field trip to the local art museum. After a tour of the inside of the museum, we did some outside activities. This photo scavenger hunt was one.

Here are the poems we used for the photo scavenger hunt.
(We divided the students into four groups. The students took turns taking the photos.)

Photo Scavenger Hunt #1
It is time to start
Taking pictures of art.
It might be harder than you think
To find something that is pink.
I found a sphere and the number 3.
Then the letters M, J, and T.
Also, a tree that can’t grow
And the word, “NO.”
Now I need a picture of us
Then a heart drawn in the dust.
I’m all done.
We won!


Photo Scavenger Hunt #2
I have to take these photos in order?
Where am I going to find a quarter?
Now, it can’t grow but it’s a tree
And the alphabet letters B, N, and T.
Next I’ll make a green heart
Its my little piece of art.
Three things left to snap
I wish I had a map
An open-toed shoe
And a circle or two!


Photo Scavenger Hunt #3
I spy a leaning tower
And a purple flower.
I spy an animal’s home,
An orange construction cone.
I spy the number four
And a door.
Now, I see something red
And a person missing their head?
Last, I must find stairs
And a place to sit, but not chairs.
I’m all done.
What fun!



Photo Scavenger Hunt #4
I love this game
I don’t know its name
I’m a little kid but I can play too
First I’ll take a picture of a shoe
A tall tower
And a yellow flower
A silver tree
And a picture of me
I’m almost done
I’m having fun
I still need to click
Pictures of the letter K, a pipe and a stick!