A family tradition that I’ve brought to my kids from my own childhood is scavenger hunts. As a kid my parents made getting holiday presents extra special with Christmas scavenger hunts and birthday hunts. It’s been exciting to share this tradition with my kids and my followers. This scavenger hunt ideas page will help you find all the holidays that I’ve created scavenger hunt clues for, with more to come! Leave a comment below to tell me what other scavenger hunt ideas you have that you’d like me to create clues for!
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One of the most popular scavenger hunts with my kids and readers has been my Christmas / holiday clues. These are especially great if you have a special large gift that you’d like to stretch out the excitement. Each post contains some tips on how we plant the clues and the free printable clues for you to use yourself. There are even blank printables so you can create some of your own to fit your own home.
Christmas Scavenger Hunt Clues – More Family Tradition Fun!
There are so many fun little gifts you can get for Valentine’s Day. I love getting just a couple of seasonal gifts and creating a little bag of goodies for my girls to hunt for. These valentine scavenger hunts are a cute way to bring some lovely smiles into your home. You’ll also find gift ideas in the post as well as my simple directions on how to plan a Valentine’s Day scavenger hunt game.
Time to hop to it – plan a fun scavenger hunt for your kids’ Easter baskets. We love finding a spot to hide our Easter baskets and have the kids follow the clues to discover them.
Scare up a spooktacular time with these Halloween themed clues. This scavenger hunt could be a lot of fun if you’re planning a Halloween party. Or send kids off to trick or treat with a scavenger hunt to their candy bucket. A halloween scavenger hunt is also a great time to play with secret ink pens and blacklight!