Make sure each card is visible and bright. Place each card where it would belong if each animal on the cards were alive and living in their natural habitat. Somewhere high is best because that is where an Eagle would sit to watch the land. They then pass the binoculars to the next person and that person tries to find the animal on the index card. If the participant looking for the Eagle food cannot find it on their first try they are then allowed to ask yes or no questions.
Bears can smell animals and people from miles away.
This game demonstrates how bears have evolved to use their sense of smell more than their eyes. Directions 5-20 participants is a good number for this game. Each participant has a blindfold over their eyes and is not allowed to see anything because they have to rely on their sense of smell. The instructor holds up to the participants nose a flower, a twig off a tree or something that they have found in the forest which has a very distinct smell. To release the aroma rub the twig, flower etc.