Here’s a scavenger hunt for kids to find and make things. Plus, a free printable to customize the scavenger hunt for the child or situation.
Updated July 2024
Need an idea for an engaging scavenger hunt for kids? We’ve got just the thing!
Instead of just asking your kids to find things, have them make things, or build things, or play things.
This adds a more interactive dimension to the activity and also has the added benefit of keeping your kids occupied a tad longer.
And to make things even easier for you, we’ve created a printable form that you can print out, along with some ideas to try with your family.
A Make and Do Scavenger Hunt for Kids
Here’s an example of a make and find activity our founder, Jean, made for her daughters.
As they found or did each item on the list, they brought them to the table. Here’s a Lego house, a playdough porcupine, a pinecone, and cookie cutters.
We’ve repeated this make-and-do activity a few times with our kids and they always have fun finding or creating the items on the list.
Would you like a printable version of our make-and-do sheet, plus our list of ideas to hang on your fridge? If you missed it, click HERE or clear your cookies & refresh this page!
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