Scavenger color hunt is a fun activity for children to do at home. Encourage your child to find household objects that match various color cards.

• If possible, limit background noise & distractions
• Wear sunglasses/hat if sensitive to bright light and going outside for the scavenger hunt
• Place objects within reach

• Have child’s assistive technology ready and available, including augmentative & alternative communication (AAC) device and/or power wheelchair
• Add additional material(s), such as magnets or Velcro, to objects to make it easier to grasp, lift, or turn
• Ensure the color cards and their background have a strong contrast
• Use color cards of various sizes
• Labeling colors to help children with colorblind find objects

• Simplify the activity, beginning with only two color cards or only have household items of two colors with reach
  Use a variety of methods of communication (e.g., sign language, gestures) to meaningfully engage children
• Provide visual prompts to help the child communicate
• Provide hand-under-hand support to help the child find objects
• Model matching objects by color