Objective:
Work your way through a "seek-and-find" book.
Details:
1) Choose a “seek-and-find” book that you would like to explore.
What’s a seek-and-find book? Seek-and-find books are picture books filled with pages of busy scenes. Within these scenes, you are tasked with finding specific people or objects. Classic examples of seek-and-find books are “Where’s Waldo” and “I Spy”.
You can choose any seek-and-find book, but we ask that you find something that will not only fulfill the objective, but that will also bring you joy. For instance, maybe you are a National Parks lover, so you choose Seek & Find National Parks. Or maybe you are feeling nostalgic and revisit a book from your childhood.
We’ve created a list of suggestions over at our online Quest Scouts bookshop, but feel free to choose a book that’s not on the list.
2) Get cozy and spend at least an hour immersed in your seek-and-find book. Really get into it! How many pages can you make your way through?
3) In the comments below, tell us about your experience. Let us know:
The title and author of the book
A brief description of the book
Why you chose the book you chose
What you thought of your time with the book
The item that you spent the most time looking for. Did you give up or eventually find it?
Whether or not you would recommend this seek-and-find book to a fellow scout
