
Dinovember is here! We will dinosaur-themed crafts and printables each week this month, and a special scavenger hunt.

Click here for a printable version of the Dinosaur Scavenger Hunt sheet.
DINOSAUR SCAVENGER HUNT PRIZES

SCAVENGER HUNT – Photo #1
And so it begins! Here’s how our scavenger hunt works. Write down the location of this dinosaur on your scavenger hunt sheet. (You can pick up a sheet at the library or use the link above to print your own.)
Important to note: You do not have to find the dinosaur. He goes back into my pocket after I have taken the photo. (Please do not ask to look in my pocket). You are just looking for the location.
All locations will be outside, unless noted. Outside locations are visible from the street. Any indoor photos will be locations inside the library.
Record at least five locations during the month of November. Turn in your sheet by the end of the month, and you will be entered in a draw for dino-themed prizes.
Thanks for playing. Let’s have fun!

SCAVENGER HUNT – Photo # 2

SCAVENGER HUNT – Photo # 3
Please note that this is an interior photo, so you will be able to find the location somewhere inside the library.

SCAVENGER HUNT – PHOTO #4

Whoops!
November 1st – The dinosaurs got into the candy last night!

November 4th – Did you know that libraries have codes of conduct for patrons AND dinosaurs?

PENCIL TOPPERS!
Pick up a sheet of dinosaur pencil-toppers! Available at the circulation desk beginning Saturday, November 2nd. Pictured below are the pterodactyl, stegosaurus and brachiosaurus. These are sheets that you can color yourself! Adult help with cutting will be required.

PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT
We will post photos of dinosaurs in various locations around the village and town starting on Tuesday, November 5th. Write down the location you see in at least five of these photos, and turn in your sheet to the library by November 30th to be entered in a draw to win dinosaur-themed prizes.
Please note that we are NOT leaving dinosaurs anywhere for you to find, we are only taking photos in public locations. If you see an indoor photo, it will be from inside the library. Thanks, and have fun!
P.S. We have created a sheet on which you can record the locations. You can download and print the sheet here. It is a Microsoft Word document.
You are not required to use this sheet; you can make your list on whatever paper you have handy!

