Scavenger Hunt TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITY: Operation Streets of San Francisco UNION SQUARE
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| Outdoor walking scavenger hunt designed for Union Square
and Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco. Challenges include pictures, find items,
projects, San Francisco trivia quiz and a final team presentation. |
HOW IT WORKS: You'll need about 2 hours minimum for this hunt (unless
you remove some challenges). Your group will be divided into
teams of up to 10 people. Each team will
receive a collection bag (knapsack, duffle bag or
even a plastic shopping bag will do) containing a digital
camera, their challenge sheet - the hunt itself - and various supplies.
They will then embark on the scavenger hunt, taking pictures, obtaining
specific items, completing a creative project and a San Francisco trivia
quiz. All the challenges are worth valuable points and there are some bonus point challenges as well. To customize the hunt, you can easily add additional
items, pictures and projects to the list - whatever you need/want to do to
make it best suit your needs. There will
be added team meets where team members will move to other teams and additional
challenges (included) will be given out. At
the conclusion of the hunt, after the teams present a creative and inspiring
final presentation, we recommend you have a debriefing session using the team assessment form included with your kit.
TEAM
OBJECTIVE: Form
an efficient and effective team that communicates well, works by consensus
and has a definite plan of action to complete this adventure hunt.
THIS IS WHAT THE TEAMS
WILL BE MEASURED ON: 1) Their ability to complete this scavenger hunt
by forming a successful, functional team that works by consensus
and in
which
all members participate equally and with enthusiasm. 2) Their communication skills. 3) Their ability to find the hidden strengths in their
team members. 4) Their ability to regularly review and evaluate team
effectiveness and be willing to take action. 5) Their creative abilities. 6) Their point total.
NUMBER OF TEAMS or PARTICIPANTS: Unlimited number of teams with a minimum of 3 or 4 to a maximum of 10 people per team. We do recommend one facilitator/helper for every 2-3 teams to keep things running smoothly, especially when you grade team efforts and tally up completed challenges.
LENGTH OF THE HUNT: Allow 2 - 4+ hours, depending on the size of your group: 15-20 minutes for opening instructions, warm up game and team organization; 1 1/2 - 2 hours for the hunt and about 1/2 hour (or more) for grading, team presentations, awards and optional but recommended team assessment discussion.
PRE-HUNT PREP TIME: For up to 6 teams, you can put our scavenger hunts together in about 4-6 hours (includes shopping for supplies, reading the scavenger hunt and prepping the materials); as you add teams, you'll need to add time to the pre-hunt prep. You mostly need to print (and perhaps edit) the documents included with the kit, pack the collection bags and you'll need to get team prizes, digital cameras and other inexpensive supplies like clipboards and pens. Our facilitator guide provides a supply checklist for you.
EXAMPLES: Scavenger hunt is broken down into the following categories: 20 picture challenges (they'll make for GREAT memories of your hunt and San Francisco), 15 collection challenges, a mini San Francisco trivia quiz (8 questions), a fun and creative project and a final team presentation (optional). We provide lots of different types of challenges to complete to keep it interesting, engaging and fun, fun, fun!
- Take a picture of your entire team looking wicked and naughty (use
your imaginations!) on what was known during the Barbary Coast era
as “the wickedest street on earth”. Where are you and why did
the street have such a reputation?
- Collect an item to prove you visited the Union Square bar with the red
velvet couches, gilt-colored walls, cherubic women dancing on the ceiling
and extravagant chandeliers. Their specialty drinks include Yellow Snow,
Candy Cane and Strawberry Shortcake. And they only accept cash. This
is a very specific location – no creative substitutions here.
NOTE: This
hunt is NOT a riddle hunt where one solves a riddle to find the item or the
next location.
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