If you’re looking for an easy treasure hunt for Halloween? This Halloween scavenger hunt is a lot of fun for kids! You can do candy or non-candy treats with each clue. Or you can even do a final large prize at the end.
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Grab the free printable cards at the bottom of the post!
For a fun Halloween activity – try out this simple Halloween scavenger hunt! You can even do this scavenger hunt for a Halloween party.
Each card also has a number on it so you know what order to place them in. But, you can also change the order if you’d like. The only cards that matter are the first and last clues. The rest you can mix up if you want to!
All of the clues are for indoors – so you don’t have to worry about the weather on Halloween night.
We made the clues so that you can make them hard or easy.
With words like “close to” or “by” you can put it right beside the clue hint or you can put it in a little more tricky spot.
For example, this clue card you could place the next clue inside a book if you want to make it a little more difficult! Or for younger kids, simply place on top or beside their favorite book.
The clue cards print out on 2 pages. There are 12 clues in total.
We did the scavenger with a treat and non-candy treat at each clue but you can also do a large prize at the end instead.
How to Set Up the Hunt
First print off the clue cards (link to the free printable below).
- Hide the 2nd clue first, starting somewhere where the kids go to get snacks.
- Hide the next clue somewhere under the dinner table.
- Continue to hide all of the clue cards based on the previous clue hints until you are left with the last one.
- For the last prize, hide something in front of the front door or outside the front door.
- If you want to make the scavenger hunt even longer, you can add extra cards of your own before the last clue.
- When you’re ready to start the hunt, hand the first clue to your kids.
For more Halloween ideas, see 50+ Halloween Crafts For Kids!
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I use these free printables with my Sunday School class. Sometimes they are used as a craft activity at church, other times they go home with the kids for a fun family activity.
Thank you so much for these ideas. My third grade kiddos will love these
Thank you Thank you! This will make my family’s annual EAT DRINK AND BE SCARY party so much fun!
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Thank you Char! So glad you are loving everything! Have fun!
How adorable! Thank you so much. I have two kids and I will have one do the first 5 clues and the other do the second 5, and they can do the final 2 together.
I would like to thank you for all the wonderful ideas and projects that you share with us. I work for a child development program and I share your ideas with the workers and they love and enjoy the activities. Thank you