Some Types of Scavenger Hunts

Are you one of those supervisors who want to have a good relationship with your team? In this article, I am going to give you some of the types of scavenger hunts.

-Sound Scavenger Hunt

Instead of retrieving items or objects, participants are given a tape recorder or other audio recording device, and given a list of sounds to record. The sounds may comprise those made by objects, such as a ringing church bell, something announced on the radio, a message from a person, animal sounds, and a lot more. The team that collects the most sounds from the list in the designated time is affirmed the winner.  It is very vital that you work in your group as one.

-Treasure Hunt

In this game there is one final thing to look for for rather than a list of items. Succeeding clues lead to a final destination where the treasure can be found. Teams battle against each other to resolve the clues, and chase them to the treasure.  You all have to work for it, and exert effort to find the clues to reach your goal.

-Video Scavenger Hunts

In this kind of scavenger hunt, participants are given a list of actions and situations that must be filmed on video. Teams film video footage of themselves, or other individuals in certain places and performing challenging and sometimes ridiculous tasks. Video is usually 45 seconds for each situation otherwise the time to view entries will be too long. This can be united with community service so that some of the items might include the team raking leaves, helping someone take groceries to their car, and others.

-Combination Scavenger Hunts

Combine various kinds of scavenger hunts together and tailor them to your theme. In this situation, the list will have situations to video or photograph as well as objects to take back, people to find, clues to solve, and facts to discover. Various items will plea to various personalities so that everyone has fun.

It is very vital that you work as a team in order to get the success that you dream! Playing this scavenger hunt is indeed necessary to boost one’s morale, and help to improve one’s esteem.