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Scavenger Hunt Activity for park visits

To enhance your class visit to the park we now offer a Scavenger Hunt Activity. On this page you will find links to several scavenger hunts. These pages can either be save to your computer as a modifiable text document or as a PDF document. 

 

The activity normally takes about 20-30 minutes. For scheduled educational group visits ranger and volunteers will be available to answer questions and assist with the hunt.

Participation by adult chaperones is strongly encourage during this activity to keep students focused and moving to complete their tasks.

 

Group or Grade Appropriate

Hunt

(as modifiable text document)

Key

(as modifiable text document)

Hunt 

(as PDF document)

Key

(as PDF)

PreK - 2nd grades

 X (260 Kb)

no key needed

 

 2nd - 5th grades - 4 pages

 X (331 Kb)

X ( Kb)

X (226 Kb)

X ( Kb)

2rd - 5th grades - 2 pages

X (38 Kb)

X (38 Kb)

X (22 Kb)  X (22 Kb)
3rd - 7th grades - 4 pages X (332 Kb)  X (231 Kb)  X (266 Kb)  X (176 Kb)

 4th - 7th grades - 3 pages - math emphasis

 X (89 Kb)

X ( Kb)

X (70 Kb)

X ( Kb)

 

To save the document files to your computer, mouse click the hotspot, then when ask to save or open, hit save. If you open the file they will appear as .html files instead of .doc files  If you are unable to download any documents here we can mail one to you by calling Tim Karle at 206-220-4240

 

This 4 page activity sheet can be used by groups that are unable to visit the park or as an addition to the park's scavenger hunt. Students develop their own "Klondike"character, supplies list, and "Klondike" ad.   

Activity

(word document)

( PDF document)

4 Pages

X (90K)

X (75K)



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Did You Know? 3000 pack animals died on the White Pass Trail

Did You Know?
Over 3000 pack animals perished during the winter of 1897-98 on the White Pass Trail between Skagway and the Canadian border.

Last Updated: January 06, 2010 at 19:40 MST