Geocaching

This is a fun way to engage students and their parents in an all out search for the micros of the world. If you have never tried this great adventure, I highly recommend it. It takes very little money and whatever amount of time you want to devote to it. You can do it on trips or at home and it can really bring a group of individuals (like your family) closer together. You may be surprised to find there is a cache near you! || Check out our tutorial for getting started on the website.
 * ~ = Geocaching =
 * What is Geocaching?        [[image:geocaching.gif width="64" height="64" link="http://www.geocaching.com/"]][[image:waymarking.gif width="64" height="64" link="http://www.waymarking.com/"]][[image:cito_box.gif width="64" height="64" link="http://www.geocaching.com/about/cache_types.aspx"]]         It is a scavenger hunt, an opportunity to learn about our     beautiful earth and an adventure of worldly proportion.

|| || Learn more about terms like Travel Bug and Cache in, Trash out. || Try visiting [|the guide] to purchasing your own GPS ||
 * Geocaching's Humble Beginnings   [[image:Geocaching_begins.png width="554" height="273" link="http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/FGCS/info/sans_SA/docs/statement.html"]]
 * Glossary of Terms
 * What do I need to begin?