Category Archives: Geocaching with Kids
Kids, Geocaching and Lava – A Parent’s Guide to Geocaching with Kids
I enjoyed a three-hour geocaching adventure with Quadmommy this week. It did, however, involve a little molten lava. I’ll explain. Quadmommy wasn’t alone. As her name implies, Quadmommy has four kids. There’s more. The mom from Washington State, USA, doesn’t just have four kids. She has four boys. And get this, all the boys are eight years old. They’re quadruplets. We can all learn from her. Quadmommy is a very patient person, who’s like an attentive director for her boys. She’ll say, “Go there. Stop that. Don’t jump in the water. Put THAT DOWN!” She’s on high alert now. The [...]
Eric Schudiske on July 9, 2010, 11:36 am
“Pirate Pete’s Plunder” GC172TB – GEOCACHE OF THE WEEK May 27th 2010
Geocache of the Week | Geocaching with Kids
Pirate Pete’s Plunder GC172TB was named Cache of the Month by the Wisconsin Geocaching Association. It’s our Geocache of the Week. The puzzle cache captures the imagination of children and families with a compelling and fun story about tracking down pirate’s treasure. This week’s geocache was chosen from entries submitted via Twitter. Follow us on Twitter and submit your favorite cache for consideration as Geocache of the Week.
Eric Schudiske on May 19, 2010, 8:56 am
Geocaching – More than Just Fancy Footwork
Extreme Geocaching | Geocaching with Kids
Here’s some (fairly) simple math. Geocaching = Hiking. Right? Well, the answer is yes and no. Welcome to the “new geocaching math.” Besides foot travel there’s a few other modes of transportation that invite geocaching adventure; kayaking, hot air ballooning, off roading, and space travel aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket. All these means of transportation have been exploited to take geocaching to a new level – or out of the atmosphere. But how about caching by train? It’s how the savvy wild west pioneers would have geocached. Now one of the finest examples of powering caching by train takes place, [...]
Eric Schudiske on May 15, 2010, 3:14 pm
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