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Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids
Executive functions · Fine motor skills

Treasure Hunt

Ages 5–9 20 minutes Moderate

Materials

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Downloads and Printables

All Treasure Hunt clue cards on one printable page - PDF
All Treasure Hunt clue cards on one printable page - PDF – Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids

Preparation

Print the clue cards according to the instructions and hide them.

How to Play

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  1. Give the first clue to the child.
    Dot-to-dot clue – Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids
  2. Place this clue under the table.
    Secret-code clue – Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids
  3. Place this clue inside the pencil case.
    Board-game clue – Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids
  4. Place this clue inside a board game the child enjoys, together with a small surprise.
    You found the treasure – Treasure Hunt – Activity for kids

Make It Easier

For younger children, use pictures instead of words and shorten the hunt to three stops.

Make It More Challenging

Add a clue that includes a short riddle or movement challenge before moving on.

Skills Practiced

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