Are you kids needing a fun activity for the next rainy day? Consider an indoor or outdoor scavenger hunt! The article below provides everything you need. Just hit print and let the fun begin!
Dated June 11, 2013 By Stephen Pepper
If you want to plan an indoor scavenger hunt, here’s a free printable list containing 40 items for players to find.
Here’s how to organize it:
Resources
Scavenger hunt list (see below)
Pens
Preparation
None
Idea
Give each of the players a copy of the list and a pen. Explain that all of the items on the list are things that they should be able to find indoors, then send them off to hunt for them.
Options
The way you organize this indoor scavenger hunt will vary depending on who’s playing it and how many players there are.
Here are ideas for a few different options:
One kid – Make it a bit more exciting by putting a limit on how much time they have to collect all of the items
Two or more kids – Make it a competition between them by seeing which of them can collect all the items first
Youth group – Split them into teams (or individuals) and have them go to their houses collecting the 40 items. Depending on if they can drive, you might need to arrange transport for them
Indoor Scavenger Hunt List
Here’s the list of 40 common indoor items for the players to hunt for. Beneath this is a link to a free printable copy of the list – please feel free to print as many copies as you need when you play the game.
Fork
Candle
Coaster
Dice
Book
Envelope
Washcloth
Pen
Sheet
Fridge magnet
Knife
Christmas ornament
CD
Cookie cutter
Magazine
Towel
Hairbrush
Deck of playing cards
Toothpaste
Water bottle
Phone charger
Tape
Napkin
Apple
Key
Spoon
Coin
Umbrella
Plastic bag
Soap
Box
Toilet paper
Photo frame
Paper clip
Cushion
Sock
Spatula
Stuffed animal
Mug
Plastic container and lid
More Examples:
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