If you’re looking for an idea to amuse the kids, then setting them a scavenger hunt to follow is a great activity. But for something a bit different, this free gratitude scavenger hunt download is really nice for getting them to seek out the things that make them feel happy and blessed, at the same time as having a bit of fun!
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Try Our Fun Gratitude Scavenger Hunt
A scavenger hunt is super fun for your children, they get to hunt for things and you can even time them if you want to make it extra fun!
This scavenger hunt is a little bit unusual in that it is also about finding the things that they can be grateful about.
Download the Scavenger Hunt Here
This scavenger hunt is fun for all ages. Preschoolers will enjoy hunting for favourite items, and you can also make it more challenging for older children by setting a time limit!
You can download our gratitude scavenger hunt here – simply print it out and let the kids loose for some super scavenging and hunting fun!
And if you need more ideas for kids activities, check out our 50 Fun Things to Do with Your Child to give you even more options for amusing them.
Don’t forget to let us know how you get on!
More Fun Scavenger Hunts
Scavenger hunts are great fun for kids as they adore the thrill of hunting. It’s also a great excuse to get them active outdoors, so a win-win for everyone! But we know that the weather doesn’t always play ball, so we’ve also got lots of indoor options to make sure you can enjoy the fun whenever the mood takes. Here are some mega fun scavenger hunt ideas for kids to turn your little darlings into mini-explorers!
- How about something completely different? Instead of searching for things, go on a hunt for sounds!
- It’s a fact, kids love bugs. So get organised and hold our Big Bug Scavenger Hunt.
- Kids, young and old, will enjoy trying to think of words that rhyme with the words on our rhyming scavenger hunt list.
- How about heading outside for a fun nature scavenger hunt that can be done in the garden, in the park or while out for a walk.
- When the weather just doesn’t allow for an outdoor experience, you can still have fun with an indoor scavenger hunt. Why not try out our sheet and then get the kids to make up their own version?
You can see all our fun scavenger hunts here!
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