Everybody Loves a Treasure Hunt

Map and GPS games are not just for Physical Education

I love to present orienteering at conferences to teach teachers how to apply my educational methods. It seems that Physical Education is the class that attracts orienteering.Treasure Hunts gets everybody's attention. Maps are a fun medium for creating lessons in any subject area and for any age.  The AAHPERD conferences attract educators that use physical activity to teach, express, exercise and basically use kinetic energy as the vehicle.  I am also www.O4Schools.com which has lessons for teachers. And for those conferences, the teachers are my students.  That way, they can see how the simple lessons can be modified to fit their subject area and the students' ages.

Visit my websites and see how it works.  I have created games and challenges for Math, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts and History. 

Orienteering Treasure Hunts in Schools

We create and facilitate fun activities in the Northeast almost everyday.  A single classroom or an entire school will benefit from the problem solving skills and personal interaction that a treasure hunt creates. 
Once teachers see the successful outcomes, they want an annual hunt for the school.  The students look forward to their turn to participate in this unique map challenge and win TREASURE!