To host a virtual scavenger hunt for adults, all you need is the internet, a list of items, some clues and a group to play. You can share the list of items in a group chat or email, then let everyone scatter to start the hunt. At the end of the time allotment, you can reconvene and name the winner.

Scavenger Hunt Game Rules You must find all items and snap a photo. Once the timer ends, whoever has the most pictures wins. If participating as a team, you must always stay together. One cannot wander off and try and find items on their own.

Decide which type of scavenger hunt you want to do. Give the players a list of items. Hide the items around your location, and have the players search for the items. The first player/group to find all of the items wins. Have the players go door-to-door asking for items off the list.

How do you play scavenger hunt on Zoom? Simply, break your Zoom call participants up into teams. Create a list of items for people to locate in and around their homes. Give your teams a set amount of time to scour their homes for the correct items.

Each item is worth a certain number of points and the team with the most points wins. The hunt is designed to fill the amount of time you have for the event. We recommend 2-3 hours.

A scavenger hunt is a game in which the organizers prepare a list defining specific items, which the participants seek to gather or complete all items on the list, usually without purchasing them. Usually participants work in small teams, although the rules may allow individuals to participate.

Use the following rules as a basis for your scavenger hunt: The team with the most items when time ends wins the round. All items must be found at your location. You can only use each item once. Send all photo and video submissions to the judge by the end of the time limit.

Instagram-Themed Hunt Put your team’s social media skills to the test with an Instagram-themed hunt. Use Instagram’s geo-tagging feature to pick a few locations near your workplace to serve as ‘scavenger hunt stops’. You can even choose landmarks from your own office.

Social media scavenger hunts can serve as a get to know you game and can be the start of ongoing team bonding. The first step of this activity is to have players opt in. Some folks may not be comfortable sharing social media accounts with fellow group members, so this game should be voluntary.

The first step of this exercise is to ask teammates to submit baby photos or older photos. The pictures should be at least ten years old. Once you gather all the photographs, then share the pictures with the group and challenge participants to recreate the scenes. Players can choose to recreate their own photos or teammates’ pictures.