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After getting the opportunity to have a sneak preview of the new Disney Super Buddies, we were inspired to go on a scavenger hunt for our very own super power rings.
Get ready for an epic tail!
Just a little background on the movie first. From the creators of Disney Buddies, Disney Super Buddies (you can buy it on Blu-ray Combo Pack August 27th), is a tail (hehe, tale…) perfect for the family, and even young kids, about 5 puppies discovering rings that grant them each their own unique super power! Of course, anything as exciting as that turns up a bully from outer space and the puppies have to save the planet with their new-found super powers! They discovered super heroes have rules too:
- You don’t have to have super powers to be a super hero.
- A super hero must always conceal his identity to protect the ones they love.
- A super hero is a friend to any being in need of rescue.
- A super hero does good for good, not for glory.
While our rings didn’t hold true super powers, the kids could still be super heroes and save the day by finding the super power rings that I hid around our yard.
I had rings from a ring toss game (affiliate link) that we have.
It would be fun to make your own super power necklaces, or the Rings of Inspiron bracelets that Pink Cake Plate made. It would also be pretty cool to add super hero capes too, Mama Smiles has a no-sew cape that would be easy and quick!
The boys were watching the movie and as it was finishing up, I snuck outside to hide 5 rings.
And then they were off to hunt for their hidden ‘super powers’!
After they found them all, they took turns hiding them for each other, creating their very own scavenger hunts again and again.
A bunch of fun and I loved seeing how the boys did in hiding the rings themselves.
Keep going on scavenger hunts again and again! Go on a spy game scavenger hunt or find one in the list of 32 scavenger hunts for kids.
It was also hilarious to see that the kid that hid the rings mostly forgot where they hid them and they ended up joining in the scavenger hunt themselves to help find them!
Don’t miss out on the release of Disney Super Buddies! Check out the Disney Buddies Facebook page and their Pinterest board!
Here are some more Disney Super Buddies crafts, recipes, and activities:
Disclosure: This post has been sponsored by Disney Super Buddies. However, the activity and opinions are 100% my own.
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Beth says
My 22 month old son loves this! He actually closes his eyes while I hide the rings :). Such a fun activity – thank you for posting.
Jamie Reimer says
So cute!
Sarah says
What a great idea! Awesome extension to the movie. We just went on a “Name in a Jar” Scavenger hunt this week :)
Jamie Reimer says
The name in a jar hunt sounds fun! Love sneaking in learning like that!
Sky says
This is so fun! You are a rockin’ Mom :)
Jamie Reimer says
Thanks Sky :) Thanks for the smile too.
Trisha @ Inspiration Laboratories says
We love scavenger hunts. I love how easy this one is to set up!
Jamie Reimer says
Easy is always good ;)
Trisha @ Inspiration Laboratories says
Yes, most definitely!
JDaniel4's Mom says
We play hide the plastic toy in the backyard. I love the idea of hiding rings. They can actually be hung from branches.
Jamie Reimer says
Rings worked really well for hiding! It was fun to see what the kids did with them.
maryanne @ mama smiles says
You are the queen of fun active activities for kids! Love this idea! And thank you for linking over to my superhero capes!
Jamie Reimer says
Ah thanks Maryanne! :) You made my day!