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salal_alshammari.docxDIVERSITY SCAVENGER HUNT
100 Points
Directions
1. Make a name card.
On a 3x5 index cards, write your name using a marker. Use large letters so that it can be seen in a picture.
2. Find each item on the list.
When you find the item, place the name card beside the item, identify the item on the card and take a picture of the item. Make sure you identify the item (write down what it is on the index card) and your name card is visible in the picture. Check the item off your list once you’ve taken the picture.
3. Make a note of any items you could not find.
Include any interesting observations regarding the item(s) you could not find.
4. Prepare a PowerPoint Presentation
Include your most interesting photos and observations in the PowerPoint presentation. Prepare a brief summary of your findings.
5. You must turn in your individual checklist and PowerPoint Presentation.
Considerations
Many of these items may be found at Wal-Mart or any large chain store. However, you are encouraged to expand your search beyond the chain stores.
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Be sure to look at local grocery stores, gift shops, pharmacies, small “mom and pop” shops, etc. in your area. Note any differences between large chain stores versus locally owned stores and shops.
DIVERSITY SCAVENGER HUNT CHECKLIST Introduction to Social Work
Name: Date:
How many of these items can you find? Place a checkmark to indicate the items found.
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Greeting Card/Gift Wrap Section |
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A wedding or anniversary card appropriate for a gay/lesbian couple
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Bonus – the card is written specifically for a gay/lesbian couple
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Gift wrap with people of color
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A birthday card written in a language other than English
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Bonus – finding a card in more than one language (other than English)
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A holiday day card specifically for a person of color
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Toy Department |
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A child’s doll that is clearly intended to be of mixed ethnic heritage
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A fashion doll which is clearly intended for boys
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A doll of Asian ancestry
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An African American doll with braided or curly (not straight) hair (an “afro”)
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A child’s doll (for either a boy or girl) that has a plus size body frame (no infant or baby dolls)
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A children’s book that is written in a language other than English
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Bonus – finding a children’s book in more than one language(other than English)
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A doll with an obvious disability
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A doll depicting a girl in a male dominated profession (doctor, lawyer, military, fireman, construction, maintenance/repair)
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A doll depicting a boy in a female dominated profession (teacher, nurse, social worker, waitress, secretary)
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Bonus – finding a doll depicting more than one male or female dominate profession
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Photo Frame Section, find a frame with a pre-stock photo of: |
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An inter-racial couple
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Someone with an obvious physical disability
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Photo Frame Section, find a frame with a pre-stock photo of: |
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Someone with an intellectual or mental disability (such as Downs syndrome)
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An elderly person with a child
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A person with a plus size frame
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Someone who is obviously of American Indian decent
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Children’s Clothing Department |
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A pink or purple shirt for a boy (pink or purple must be the primary color)
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Clothing for a girl that has flowers but they are not pink or purple
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Grocery Section |
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Brawn (head cheese)
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Cellophane noodles
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Couscous
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Fresh collard greens
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Fresh jalapeno peppers
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Fresh leeks
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Fresh okra
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Grape leaves
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Lekvar (plum butter)
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Naan
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Scrapple
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Yucca
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Fufu
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Menudo
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Health and Beauty Section |
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Band-Aids identified as flesh tone that represents people of color Foundation (cosmetics) clearly intended for people of color
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Hair care products clearly intended for people of color
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Total Number of Items Found
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