The Argonauts

I have been asked to host a daylong field trip for 54 kids age 6 to twelve. While I do have kids of my own and know what they enjoy, I wanted any ideas on hides or things to do to keep them entertained while looking for the cache. I was planning on splitting them up into 5 groups and having at least 5 different caches to find and ending the day with them hiding their own and listing it on the website so they can watch it. I was also thinking of do a scavenger hut for items in nature any thoughts on weird or interesting items would be welcomed as well. I was also thinking of having digital cameras for each group and using that as a way of logging some of their scavenger hunt finds. Please give any ideas or thoughts on what you think would help make this an exciting time. Thanks for any help

Read most of the 300 and some replies and just wanted to say from one who is in the Air Force thanks for all of you who have served before me and made this great nation one that I would give my life for today. Shriever AFB Co. Springs 96-99. RAF Lakenheath, UK 99-03. FE Warren AFB 03- present. I love my job and would not trade it for anything else out there and that says alot being that anthing else would offer more money. Tyler B. Dunn, SSgt, USAF 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron Francis E. Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wy.

Got it thanks for all the help!

Thanks for the quick reply. So just to make sure the site is telling me to add the .200 to the minutes which is 36 but i add it to the seconds cause it is a decimal. Am I tracking?

I am fairly new to multi cache hunting with puzzles involved. Was wanting to make sure I was doing this right. If I have a coordinate of 40 36.789 and need to add .200 to the minutes I add it to 36 is this correct? Or have I done my math wrong to get the .200 to begin with? Thanks for any help.