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Average Rating:
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Participant Age:
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Under 7, 7 to 12
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Approximate Cost:
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$0
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Duration:
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Date submitted:
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08/22/2012
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Flip a coin to decide which way to travel when you go for a walk.
Materials
- Penny
- Snacks (optional)
- Water bottle (optional)
Steps
Pick Two Possible Destinations and Flip a PennyStart your adventure. Determine your course by a flip of the coin. Pick two possible beginnings to your journey. An example might be: "Heads: Walk to the big elm tree. Tails: Go left until the end of the block." Then flip your penny and start your hike.
Flip Your Penny Again
- At the next junction, create two new choices. Then flip your coin.
- You and your child can trade off deciding what the two options will be. Don't forget to throw in some silly choices, such as, "Heads: Walk to the corner backward," or "Tails: Jump all the way to the next driveway."