Hunt, Find, CLICK!

Last June, Sugar Bear and I had our very first Photo Scavenger Hunt. It was a BLAST, and I swore we were going to do LOTS more of it. Alas.....it fell to the wayside, and was nearly forgotten. UNTIL....this past weekend. I decided that for Mother's Day weekend I wanted to do a special project with my girl. It didn't take me long to decide on another scavenger hunt, and oh was it fun.

I highly recommend this little activity, but I think 20 things is a bit much. Sugar Bear loss steam alittle over half way through, so we took a break. Then jumped back in later in the afternoon. Unlike the last time, we stayed completely in our yard. I think if we could have ventured out a bit more, Sugar would have been able to keep her photo mojo going through the 20 things. I just wasn't feel all that well physically, so I didn't want to be too far from home.

Regardless of some of the glitches....this turned out to be the highlight of my weekend.....actually the highlight of my week. So without further blabbering....here are the results of our project:

1. Something BLUE

2. Something RED

3. Something WHITE

4. Something YELLOW

5. Something HARD

6. Something SOFT

7. Something ROUGH

8. Something BLACK

9. Something SMOOTH

10. Something WOODEN

11. Something METAL

12. Something PLASTIC

13. Something SQUARE

14. Something ROUND

15. An ANIMAL

16. WATER

17. A WHEEL

18. A Leaf

19. Clover

20. A Flower

Photo Hunters~View

Last weekend, the Sugar went to her grandparents farm for a few days while the Mama stayed home to sew. For the first time, I sent her camera with her. I told her to take lots of photos so Mama can see everything she did. It was such a HOOT to download her photos, and have her tell me all about her adventures.
There really isn't anything better then seeing it all from your child's point of VIEW!

Following Papa out to the shed to see if the chickens have laid any eggs.



A weather report.



Ignoring a chicken's need for privacy.



Taking a four wheeler ride with Papa, and looking back up the hill at their house. the closest building is their barn, the house is a tiny spot up on the hill in the center.



A photo of Papa working on the deck. (yes, it looks like an accident waiting to happen to me as well....eeekkkk)



The VIEW from the deck. (looks back down at the field they were in for the four wheeler ride.



Deck progress.



Making sure no one has stolen her pumpkin from the patch in grandma and papa's garden.



Children of the corn...I mean...Sugar in the corn.



Going home with Mama....the VIEW from her carseat.



Her crazy chauffeur!




Thanks for visiting my blog this week. I can't wait to go out and enjoy the VIEW! Have a great weekend.