A Scavenger Hunt for the Whole Family!
Last week, L.A.C.E.S. had the privilege of showcasing our in-house designed scavenger hunts of the Natural History Museum! As part of Bain & Company’s Community Impact Day, children who participate in the L.A.C.E.S. Refugee program were able to partner with adults working in the D.C. area to have an exciting day checking out one of the Capital’s most famous museums! It was a tremendous success, so upon request we’ve decided to distribute our different scavenger hunt guides to anyone interested in doing it for themselves!
Below you’ll find our 6 different scavenger hunts located in the Natural History Museum in a downloadable, PDF format. Each has been separated by their level of difficulty along with a brief description! Download, share with your friends, and enjoy!
1. Mammals and Human Origins
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
2. Ocean Hall and African Voices
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
3. Fossil Hall
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
4. Geology and Gems
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
5. Insects, Mummies, and Dinosaurs
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
6. Temporary Exhibits
To download this hunt’s instructions, click here!
If you’d like to download a master sheet of all of the courses, you can do so by clicking: here!
It’s More Than A Game…
At L.A.C.E.S., we work hard to serve refugee children in the United States as well as street children and Ebola orphans in Liberia, West Africa. Through a research-backed curriculum, an emphasis on mentorship, sports initiatives, and more, L.A.C.E.S. stands to provide holistic healing for children in need of it. If you would like to learn more about our work, visit here!