Indoor Scavenger Hunt
Whether you are stuck inside because of the heat or sequestered for a rainy day, we have an indoor scavenger hunt that is sure to brighten everyone’s mood.
This scavenger hunt inspires creativity as well as exploration. We created two. An easy scavenger hunt for younger kids and a challenge scavenger hunt for those ready to handle a little more ambiguity in their indoor searches. (Scroll to the bottom to get both of these printables) Both require participants to take photos of list items within a time limit. The amount of time is up to you! I printed off the easy scavenger hunt for my daughter, gave her control of my cell phone camera, set a timer for twenty-minutes and off we went! Here are some highlights from our list:
A funny face. My daughter was all over this one. This is her go-to funny face.
You in a crazy outfit. By capitalizing the “You,” I meant a kid in a crazy outfit. Llama somehow convinced me that I should dress up instead. Remember that a five-year-old is taking the picture 🙂
Rabbit ears. I love her little fingers sticking up over my Dad and son’s head.
Finally, a sleeping (smirking) kid.
We had a blast with this! I loved seeing my daughter smile as she read the next thing that she had to do or find. The list required both of us to work together to finish the task within our time limit.
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