1.

Choose a theme

Choose a simple theme that people can easily follow at home.  Flowers, animals, love hearts, and outer-space are good examples of something simple people can make at home to stick in their window.

2.

Get your neighbours involved

Get in touch with your neighbours by setting up a WhatsApp, Facebook or email group and asking them all to join, or by passing through a flyer through their letterboxes. This can be particularly useful for people who are not online.

3.

Decorate a flower for your window

No matter what age you are, crafting is a great way to flex your creative muscles and have some fun! Take some time to decorate your own flower to stick in a window in your house, or on the door of your apartment- somewhere where passing neighbours will be able to spot it to mark on their scavenger hunt. 

Set a date for your scavenger hunt, that way everyone has a deadline to work towards for getting flowers up in their window.

4.

Create a scavenger hunt sheet (optional) 

Your scavenger hunt can be as simple as ‘spot-the-flower’. For amore interactive experience for children, try putting together a scavenger hunt sheet that people can print at home to take with them on their adventure! Include categories like…

• How many flowers can you spot
• Your favourite flower
• The most creative flower

5.

Change it up!

Get the community involved with picking new themes for what goes in your window. To keep things exciting, choose a new theme and change it up every few weeks!