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Upper East Side, NYC Scavenger Hunt for Kids PDF

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A reader from Australia asked me to give my “Nature Walk” scavenger hunt an Aussie update for her daughter’s 5th birthday party.  Here it is!  Download the free printable below!

Scavenger Hunt- Aussie Nature Walk PDF

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Washington Square Park is my favorite park in NYC.  It’s always filled with a diverse crowd, inspiring musicians, artists, adorable animals, and children playing!  The next time you visit with your kids, print a copy of this scavenger hunt and see if you can you find all 20 items!
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Next time you take a road trip with your kids, print a copy of this scavenger hunt to bring along!
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Whether you’re raising NYC kids or just visiting the Big Apple with your children, this printable scavenger hunt is a perfect activity to bring along when exploring the city!
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Scavenger Hunt for Kids: New York City Search PDF

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Scavenger Hunt for Kids: Neighborhood Search PDF

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Scavenger Hunt for Kids- Snow Day Search

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The Modern Museum of Art in New York City is a fantastic place to bring your children to inspire creativity and teach them about modern art.  After searching through the collection currently on view, we chose 8 of the most important paintings that appeal to children and created a MoMA scavenger hunt!  Before your visit, be sure to go through the featured art and learn the name of each painting, the artist, and the extra information listed below. (More scavenger hunts: click here.)

1. The Starry Night- This painting is by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. It depicts the village Saint-Rémy in the south of France in 1889. He created it from memory during the day! The tree to the left is called a Cypress tree. (Post-Impressionist)
2. Three Musicians- Created by Spanish painter Pablo Picasso in 1921. Picasso is known for co-founding the Cubist art movement. He created 2 similar paintings under this title. One is owned by the MoMA and the other is owned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Cubist)
3. The Park- Austrian painter Gustav Klimt completed this painting in 1910. Interesting fact: “I have never painted a self-portrait. I am less interested in myself as a subject for a painting than I am in other people, above all women… There is nothing special about me. I am a painter who paints day after day from morning to night… Who ever wants to know something about me… ought to look carefully at my pictures.” (Art Nouveau)
4. The Blue Window- Henri Matisse painted this in 1911. Matisse was a French artist who was known for his use of color. Most of his works feature bold colors. (Fauvism)
5. Water Lillies- Water Lillies is a series of about 250 oil paintings created between the years of 1914-1926 by French painter Claude Monet. The subject of these paintings are the flower gardens at his house in Giverny, France. There are two on display at the MoMA! (Impressionism)
6. Fulang-Chang and I- Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her self-portraits. This self-portrait, painted in 1937, features one of her pet monkeys, Fulang-Chang. (Naïve Art)
7. The Sleeping Gypsy- This painting is by French artist Henri Rousseau. The depiction of a lion beside a sleeping woman was created in 1897 and is one of his most recognizable pieces. (Naïve Art)
8. The Persistence of Memory- This is one of Spanish artist Salvador Dalí’s most famous works. The 1931 painting features melting watches and swarming ants! It has been part of the MoMA collection since 1934. (Surrealism)

Here’s a printable sheet with all the above information along with self-portraits of the featured artists:

Next time you take a hike with your kids, print out a copy of this scavenger hunt to bring along!
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Scavenger Hunt-Nature Walk PDF

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Have an upcoming family trip planned? A scavenger hunt is the perfect activity to keep your child entertained at the airport and while on the airplane. It’s a quiet, free, and fun way for kids to explore a new environment!  Click the link below to download and print the PDF.

Scavenger Hunt: Airport and Airplane PDF

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Beach day with the kids? A scavenger hunt is the perfect activity for children to actively explore the beach! Click the link below to download and print the PDF.

Scavenger Hunt- Beach Day Search PDF

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A couple weeks ago, we posted our first scavenger hunt for city kids.  We had so much fun creating it that we decided to make another one!   Click on the link below to download the PDF and print!

Scavenger Hunt for Kids: City Search 2

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I created a scavenger hunt for city kids!  This hunt is perfect for toddlers and young children exploring their environment.  Click on the link below to download the PDF and print!

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