Free Treasure Hunt Clues

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If you are planning a treasure hunt, consider looking for free treasure hunt clues. Free resources are available for almost any type of treasure hunt. Many websites and children's magazines offer treasure hunt clues and planning advice.

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Treasure Hunt Clue Types

Kids of all ages enjoy treasure hunts. The versatile game can be played many ways to fit most kids' interests. After you figure out the treasure hunt theme, it is time to determine which type of clue works best for your game.

Common treasure hunt clue types include:

  • Riddles--A phrase or rhyme that provides clues to a prize location.
  • Puzzles--A sentence with missing words that a participant must figure out in order to find a treasure location.
  • Hints--A word or phrase that gives a treasure hunter some idea of a prize location.
  • Word scrambles--One or two words with jumbled letters provides a clue when the letters are unscrambled. For example, the scramble clue, psnoeg obb, spells Sponge Bob and points a participant to a prize hidden by a Sponge Bob balloon.
  • Objects--An object is the clue instead of a written one. For example, a Blue's Clue's Treasure Hunt might use Paw Print cards as clues.
  • Music and sounds--Sounds such as a dog barking or music from a favorite TV show can provide hints to prize locations.

You can use one type of clue for a whole game or mix up different clue types for variety.

Where to Find Free Treasure Hunt Clues

You can find free treasure hunt clues both online and from local sources. With a little research, you can find a number of free clues for any type of kids' treasure hunt.

Free Online Treasure Hunt Clues

The internet provides many free suggestions and examples of treasure and scavenger hunt clues. Clues are available in popular themes and holidays for all age ranges.

Free clues can be found online at the following websites:

Other Free Clue Resources

Other free clues are available in your own community. Talk with other parents and teachers who have planned treasure hunts. They may be willing to share their clues. You can also find game clue suggestions in treasure hunt articles featured in parenting magazines. Look at both current issues and back issues at the library for any articles on treasure or scavenger hunts.

Writing Your Own Treasure Hunt Clues

The most obvious type of free clue is one you create yourself. If you write your own clues, it may be easier to personalize the clues. You can tailor a treasure hunt and the clues toward your kids' individual interests. Talk to your kids for inspiration. Find out what type of theme they would prefer. Once you have their input, you can create a treasure hunt everyone will enjoy.

Conclusion

Parents can save time in party planning by utilizing the numerous free treasure hunt clues available. Even if a parent decides to write her own clues, researching free clue examples helps the creative process.



 


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