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Scavenger Hunt In a Bottle

Step 7Happy Hunting!

You have now completed your scavenger hunt in a bottle. Shake and enjoy!

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6 comments

Apr 9, 2011. 12:12 PM

3doyles says:

I am going to do it in my classroom and put objects in the bottle that have a certain vowel sound or beginning sound! My kids will love this! Thanks for the idea.

Aug 5, 2010. 11:50 AM

jace1127 says:

This is an awesome idea. One question though, why glue the cap on after? wouldn't that make it nearly impossible to open??

Aug 26, 2010. 10:35 AMpeterjr (author) says:

you do not want to open the bottle once you have put all your objects in. so you dont lose any thing.

Aug 26, 2010. 6:54 AMAmphibologism says:

I believe the point is to not open the bottle, and thus making it actually challenging. Otherwise you would just dump it open...and you're done. Now, if you wanted to get those things out again...that might be another story. =P

Feb 11, 2010. 7:31 AM

facklere says:

I have a store bought (cue rotten tomato throwing) version of this game, but this looks much more fun because you can put in anything you want. Your instructions are very easy to understand and precise. Great!

Feb 11, 2010. 10:36 AMpeterjr (author) says:

we have made some with clear wine bottles as well, it gives it a little more class

Jan 11, 2009. 4:11 PMLeslieEllen says:

I love this game. The pictures are so clear and the instructions were easy to follow. This would be a great game to use for a party. Each person could have a bottle and they could race to see who could find all the things first. Then they could take them home as party favors. These could also be used as the center piece on tables for a party as icebreakers. Thanks for the great instructions!