Animal Treasure Hunt

I used this hunt for my son's 8th birthday party and it was a hit. I split the hunt in half and had 2 groups. I put a blue star on each clue from one group and a red star on each clue for the other group. This way, if the children were confused, they did not take a clue that belonged to the other team. I stressed to the children that each group had different clues so it was not a race. I taped the clues to the walls of 3 rooms upstairs, 3 rooms downstairs as well as the hallway. The kids had a lot of fun figuring out each animal and then finding it. At the end, the children had to count to make sure they had 15 clues and then put them in order.

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Country Travel Chart

This page is perfect for a trip through the countryside. Find the places that are pictured on the chart.

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Backyard Treasure Hunt

Sample Clues:

Find something round
That bounces on the ground

Find something that gives you a ride
Take a break and sit inside

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Avatar Scavenger Hunt

This hunt was written for an Avatar birthday party and is based on the cartoon.

Look for something that starts with the given letter and sounds like the picture. The graphics on this page are from www.clipartinc.com. Instructions and answers are on the bottom of the second page. Cut off the answers before giving out the clues.

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Animal Opposites Treasure Hunt

Parents: Place a treat next to something in your house that has the same trait as the creature. There should be 4 treats for each picture.
Children: Circle the word that describes the animal or its habitat. Find something in your house that has the same trait. Cut along the dotted line and use separately for smaller treasure hunts.

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Animal Alliteration

Animal Alliteration

Place a treat by each place on the answer list
OR
Cut out the clues and place them so each leads to the next clue.

Sample Clues:
1. Lazy lions like to listen to loud lullabies while lying upon this long lounger

2. Hungry hippos have hundreds of healthy helpings of homemade honey.

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Analogies Scavenger Hunt

ANALOGIES
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Hide a treat by each answer. Children must figure out each anology, find the object in their house and then find the treat.

Cook food : stove
Clean clothes: ______________

Eat : Plate
Drink : ___________

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