Scavenger Hunt – Yellow Level

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This popular equine tack scavenger hunt for Yellow Level is an ideal unmounted teaching game for lessons, camps, or clinics.

Scavenger hunt files have a list of items  that students/teams must find. In this case, items include stable equipment, tack, grooming tools, and horse breeds and colors.

Customize as needed, then just print a copy of the list for each team, and a copy of master score sheet for the instructor. The file includes a page of game rules and tips for organizing the game, with suggestions for items that you don’t have available.

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This PDF file is formatted for desktop printing on 8.5 x 11” copy paper.

3 pages

270 KB

Need to change one or more items on the list? Just copy and paste the text from the PDF file to a blank document, then edit.

PRO TIP: If you don’t have access to a printer, you could open the PDF file on your phone or tablet, then call out the items to your teams and have them find one item at a time.

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