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My kids had a blast with an indoor scavenger hunt we planned for them, so I want to share it with you here.
Print this sheet of scavenger hunt clues, cut out each one, and hide them around your house.
Keep the first clue to give to your kids, then hide the next clue where the first clue says to.
You’ll have to figure this out based on the answers to the clues.
For example, you’ll hide clue #2 somewhere in the kitchen as indicated by clue #1.
You’ll hide clue #3 by your kid’s toothbrush or toothpaste as indicated by clue #2.
Repeat this until you’ve hidden all clues.
Put a treat or surprise where you would leave the 16th clue.
The 15th clue here will lead them to the end.
Have fun!
Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids [PRINTABLE]
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Awesome!!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you for posting this printable scavenger hunt idea list. It was perfect, so easy to set up, and very successful.
Have fun!
My kids love scavenger hunts! Thank you! 🥰
My kids love scavenger hunts. Thank you!
This is an awesome resource and I am going to use it with a client of mine that is autistic, but I am struggling to understand the last clue. It sounds as though it would be a mirror, but number 12 is obviously a mirror, so I am not sure where to put the final clue. Otherwise, these clues are so creative and easy to understand. They are perfect for a 5 year old on a rainy day.
I used two different mirrors 🙂