
Scavenger Art
Scavenger hunts are fun.
Drawing is fun.
Put them together for ★ SCAVENGER ART ★
This unique art-based activity book includes 52 scavenger hunts designed to
✓ encourage curious minds✓ spark creativity✓ practise mindfulness✓ develop drawing skills
Perfect for ages 6 to 12.
Purchase Links
UK – https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1913799042/
US – https://www.amazon.com/dp/1913799042/

Author Bio
Lexi Rees was born in Scotland but now lives down south. She writes action-packed adventures brim full of witch-doctors, fortune-tellers, warriors and smugglers, combining elemental magic with hints of dystopia. She also writes fun activity books for children. Her fantasy adventure, Eternal Seas, was awarded a “loved by” badge from LoveReading4Kids. The sequel, Wild Sky, is available now. She’s passionate about developing a love of reading and writing in children and, as well as her Creative Writing Skills workbook, she has an active programme of school visits and other events, is a Book PenPal for three primary schools, and runs a free online #kidsclub and newsletter which includes book recommendations and creative writing activities.In her spare time, she’s a keen crafter and spends a considerable amount of time trying not to fall off horses or boats.
Social Media Links –
Website: https://lexirees.co.uk
Twitter: @lexi_rees or https://twitter.com/lexi_rees
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My Review
This book has taken the Scavenger Hunt to a whole new level! I love that the simple concept of hunting a list of things, as in a scavenger hunt, is combined with drawing. If you have a child who doesn’t like art class, this book could be the perfect game-changer.
Scavenger Art helps a child to be more intent on noticing their surroundings. With a new generation of children who are too busy staring at screens, it may take a new approach like this to help them to look up for a change.
Scavenger Art is a cute book that sends a child on a scavenger hunt, but this time they are given a specific topic instead of a list of objects. After they read the topic (ex. Toys, Potted Plants), they are given a tic-tac-toe grid. On each section they are to draw something that they see that fits the topic. And, it doesn’t have to only be toys that they see in front of them. It could be a toy that they would invent if they were a toy designer. Or, it could be a toy that they don’t play with anymore. Sound fun? It is.
Each topic in the book comes with a few questions or ideas to get the imagination started and the artistic flare sparked. I would love to give this book to my grandchildren. It would make a terrific gift for any time of year; birthdays or Christmas comes to mind.
@2020, copyright Lisa Ehrman
Than you do much! I’m thrilled you see the scope for imagination to address the themes creatively – that’s exactly what I hoped for 🙂
Thank you!