Preschool treasure hunt

Ever since my first child was a toddler, I've thought it would be fun to make a treasure hunt for him, with clues so he could go from one clue to the next until he found the treasure. The only problem was, he couldn't read. I tried a couple times writing down simple instructions on slips of paper ('the next clue is in your toy box'), but he obviously needed the help of an adult to decipher the instructions. Then I got the idea to make the clues be pictures of different spots in our house…

Tips to create your own printable treasure hunt & an instant digital download.

We had the BEST last 4 days of school this week. The kids had SO much fun! They were all very well behaved (can you believe it!) and were engaged in learning (yes, learning!) the whole week. I am SO proud of them. I think it helped that our beach centers were TONS of fun! A wonderful friend of mine shared with me that she had decided to do a pirate theme to end the year. That got my brain spinning! I ended up staying late on Sunday night to prep some fun pirate stuff – I am SO glad I did…

This simple printable "buried treasure hunt" preschool game is a great way to get your little pirates moving and learning the alphabet.

Kids love it when you Create an Outdoor Treasure Hunt for Kids for a party or just for fun. These easy to follow directions make it a snap!

Create a backyard treasure hunt for friends and family. Using picture clues lets even the youngest treasure hunters play along. Sponsored by #ShareFunshine

This Letter Find Treasure Hunt is a fun, hands-alphabet activity. Your preschooler will love this pirate themed printable!

Do you want a treasure hunt that your toddler or preschooler can actually take part in? Do you want some fun play focused on number recognition? This pirate treasure hunt for toddlers is a really

Treasure hunting theme activities, printables, centers and games for preschool, pre-K and Kindergarten.

This is a fun treasure hunt you can play with your kids with VERY little preparation. :) Supplies: Bag Pieces of colored paper Colorful candy OR box of crayons (I used jellybeans in a ziploc bag) Here's what you do: Before you begin, and when your kids are not looking--place the "treasure" in the bag (the candy OR crayons) Lay the colored paper out on the floor or table. The child chooses a color--then goes around the house to find something that is the same color. Next, they bring it back…

Make FUN treasure stones that are hard like rocks that kids can easily break open to find a treasure inside!

X marks the spot! Practice pre-writing skills and writing the letter X with an alphabet treasure hunt.

Wow kids of all ages and make magic treasure rocks !

These fizzing treasure chests are perfect for your preschool pirate theme or summer camp. Lots of learning fun with this pirate science experiment!

Make an egg carton treasure chest for a fun pirate craft to hold found items or create a pirate-themed scavenger hunt.

It's Story Time again, and this month's book is, We're Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen . *See all Story Time posts here. Crafts We're Going on a Bear Hunt Map & Binoculars from

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Ahoy Matey! Who doesn't like a good afternoon of talking like a pirate? This scavenger hunt is printed with clues that use places in your own home. Simply print, cut, h