Another great idea...

I have decided to take this European experience one step further. So when we arrive at the airport I will give the following handout to my students...

European Scavenger Hunt

While we are traveling throughout Europe I have a game for you. You may work as individuals or in groups no larger than three. Your job is to find and photograph a picture of as many items on this list as you can.

For every item on the list you snap a picture of I will give you one point (two points if you or a group member are in the picture). When we return to the states you can email/bring your pictures in to me. The individual or group with the most points will receive a special prize at our “wrap-up” meeting.

You DO NOT have to participate, but I hope you do. Good Luck!

• a punk (In England)
• a jar of marmite (In England)
• a mini (In England)
• a baby on the tube (In England)
• a building pre-dating the London fire (In England)
• a key
• a cup
• a clock
• a cake
• a ticket
• a boat in use
• train tracks
• a scrap of paper found on the ground with something hand-written on it
• a dog on a bridge
• a street sign that you don’t understand
• someone in a large hat
• someone exercising
• something you would buy if you had the money
• something you wouldn’t buy even if someone paid
• a Princess Diana picture or figurine (In England)
• a stuffed animal
• an autograph (from anyone you meet while in Europe. preferably not anyone famous)
• a photo of the ugliest shoes you can find
• a door
• doorknob
• a sidewalk café
• someone drinking tea (In England)
• something Shakespeare (In England)
• someone riding a bicycle.
• a picture of a cobbled alleyway
• picture of the tube signs (In England)
• picture of the Metro signs (In France)
• someone texting in a museum.
• someone eating a crepe (In France)
• Nutella (In France)
• Someone drinking coffee (In France)
• European lovers in a kiss
• A French Euro (In France)
• A Pound (In England)
• A Spanish Euro (In Spain)
• A Carousel (In France)
• A street named after someone famous (In France)
• Someone wearing a beret (In France)
• A street vendor
• A street performer
• Something made in the USA
• Fish and Chips (In England)
• A fashionista (In France)
• Escargot (In France)
• Flamenco dancer figurine (In Spain)
• Something that screams “I’m a Tourist”
• A double-decker bus
• A London phone booth (1 point per person inside)
• Someone using an umbrella (In England)
• A statue (In England, France and Spain)
• Something soccer (futbol) related
• An artist

Readers- If you can think of something I should add let me know, I don't need to finish this until Monday:)