Month of the Military Child Scavenger Hunt 

Calling all Superheroes! It’s time to throw on your capes for the most important mission yet!

April is Month of the Military Child and we need YOU to uncover the many super powers military kids have. Decode each clue and zoom over to each place to take a photo for proof of a mission completed. Ask your favorite adult sidekick to email your photos to MFSCHawaii@Navy.mil or post them on social media with the hashtags #MOMCHawaii, #MOMC2021, #MOMC , #JBPHHMFSC and #FOCUSHawaii .

Every hero that completes all 17 missions will receive a prize on the 29th of April. Make sure to use your super speed – the first 5 heroes to finish will receive a special honor.

Scavenger Hunt CLUES

1. MFSC supports military families! Find their office and take a picture.
2. Awareness + Action = Resilience. Go find Sunny the Feeling Fox at the FOCUS office and take a picture.
3. What is the call number for Fairy Tale Books? Make your way to the library to find out and snap of photo of your favorite!
4. Want to hear a whale of a tale? Stop by the NEX and find this fun fountain!
5. Take a picture at your Service Member's workplace or Unit patch.
6. Here, three strikes and you’re NOT out. Take a picture of your best celebration pose.
7. Find the place that has a steeple and welcomes all people.
8. “You’re the emblem of the land I love, the home of the free and the brave.” Take a picture of an American flag flying.
9. “You can be my wingman any time.” Take a picture of a Hickam Jet.
10. What floats your boat? Find the Missouri and snap a photo!
11. Take a picture of your family playing at your favorite park.
12. Arts & Crafts Time! Take a photo of you tracing your child(ren)'s hand and sign the masterpiece.
13. Makai photo op! Use the giant letter blocks to spell out a Hawaiian word. (Aloha, ohana, mahalo, etc.)
14. Hickam Beach day! Build a sandcastle or find a lifeguard tower and take a photo. Even better if the lifeguard wants to join in!
15. Find the memorial site that Elvis Presley helped fund by having a benefit concern in March of 1961.
16. This 4,000 foot (1,200 m) runway spans the length of an ENTIRE island!
17. This orange and white tower stands tall over Ford Island. While you’re over there, check out the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum!