Find the following items: you should be able to find most things around your home and yard.  If you don’t have an item you can draw it, or make it: out of Lego, plasticine, playdough – whatever works!

Email a photo of your items to us to [email protected]

Include your:

➥  Avatar image (less than 1Mb in size)
➥  Library member number
➥  First name or nickname

You will be placed on the Scavenger hunt leaderboard

• Your favourite toy 
• A book you loved when you were really little 
• The book you are reading now 
• A bookmark 
• An autumn leaf 
• A pencil or crayon rubbing you made with that autumn leaf 
• Now that you know how to do crayon rubbings, do one with a really interesting surface 
• The flattened foil wrapper from an old Easter egg, or a wrapper from another delicious snack 
• A paper aeroplane  
• A smooth stone  
• A wooden spoon 
• The tea bag from a cup of tea you made for someone at your house.  (Don’t give it to the Chook, like Ivy does in our Storytime video by Freya Blackwood,  “Ivy loves to give”) 
• A hairbrush 
• An old sock 
• Your hat 
• A five cent piece 
• Some money that is not Australian legal tender 
• A piece of origami you made yourself 
• The Ace of Hearts from a set of playing cards 
• An envelope that has in it a letter you have written to someone you can’t visit at the moment