Online Learning: Scavenger Hunt

It's the end of the week and our students have probably been on their computers/laptops for more than usual! I decided to put together a quick scavenger hunt, where students, in teams, would have to solve riddles, then find the objects in their houses and photograph them.
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We are using Microsoft Teams. I have a team for each of my classes, then within that, I have put channels together for each of my classroom teams (3-5 students). Students can work in their teams and have video calls in the teams and I can pop in and out of them! Before the class began, I made a copy of the scavenger hunt doc for each team, which they could edit. I made sure I had each of these open, so I could give them hints, praise student work, etc. 

The riddles I found on here, here and here (no point reinventing the wheel, right?). My first group yesterday struggled a little. Today I made the instructions clearer, and did this at the start of class, and it was much more successful! It was lovely to see the students working together, as a team, and to see them being quite active!

Most of my student pictures had them in - lots of smiling faces! Here's examples without student faces:

Here's the scavenger hunt document and the answers. Feel free to use this with your students! Let me know how it goes!