“When my kids were little, we would go on scavenger hunts. Each of them received a brown lunch bag [and] written on that bag were items they had to find on our hike. Some items were easy, like acorns, a leaf, a stick. You can make it as challenging as you want and gear it to different ages. Maybe assign a ‘point value’ for each item and see who can collect the most points. It brought us a lot of fun and was another way to entice kids to get outside.” 
“Turn anything and everything into a game. Any sort of challenge or game seems to keep kids very interested and can be fun to join in as an adult, as well.”
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