Monday, April 20th 2020, 7:19 am
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Kids love adventures and these treasure hunt clues for kids are the perfect way to have an adventure at home. You can never have too many activities for kids on hand and these printable clues are super fun!
Treasure hunts are great as birthday party activities, but they’re also a lot of fun any time you want to surprise the kids or keep them busy for a little while.
A treasure hunt is an opportunity for kids to search for something special. Treasure hunts are popular on television, but with a little creativity parents can bring the hunt home!
A treasure hunt can be done for someone’s birthday, on holidays or just for fun.
The basis of the treasure hunt is that kids will have clues leading them from place to place and clue to clue. Eventually the clues will lead to the “treasure” at the end of the hunt.
The clues should take into account the ages of the kids participating in the hunt. For younger kids, the clues need to be easy enough for them to figure out.
Older kids will want more of a challenge, so the clues should require a little more thinking and deductive reasoning.
A treasure hunt is similar to a scavenger hunt in some ways. I have seen a birthday scavenger hunt that lead to a birthday gift at the end.
The prize at the end of the hunt really depends on what kind of treasure hunt you are having. It’s the little something that adds to the fun of decoding the clues.
I love to surprise my kids with something FUN for no reason at all. When I do a surprise treasure hunt I will typically make the prize something simple.
The fun is really the process of figuring out each clue and completing the challenge.
Here are some easy treasure hunt prize ideas:
I put my thinking cap on and wrote some easy treasure hunt clues for kids that will work for almost any family.
These clues are all fairly generic and lead to places that most homes will have. You’ll choose the starting point where you’ll hand them the card that leads them to the first “clue” that will, in turn, lead them to the next one.
If you have more than one child seeking the treasure, encourage them to take turns reading the clues. For a lot of kids, reading the clues is one of the best parts!
Here are the clues and where they each lead:
Of course, this is just one treasure hunt idea. You can always create a themed treasure hunt if you prefer!
For example, you could create a treasure hunt based on a color, letter, room, or category. For a themed treasure hunt, you would hide the clues in/on/under objects and spaces that fit the theme.
Theme hunts make it a little easier for the kids to find the clues since it narrows down the possibilities of where they might be hidden.
I made these treasure hunt clues for kids into a printable to share with you and your family. This is easy to download, print off and use at home for some family fun!
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