Your own Easter scavenger hunt

Easter is around the corner, but this year will be much more challenging than before. This Easter you will be at home, isolated from others.

If you’re wondering how you can keep your little ones occupied for a few more days and celebrate Easter, consider having your very own scavenger hunt.

Whether you have a garden for a scavenger hunt or a tiny apartment, improvisation and creativity are key. According to Louise McMullen, owner of the kid’s arts, crafts and ideas website Messy Little Monster, scavenger hunts are always fun for kids. Whether hunting alone or racing against family or friends to see who can find all the items first, the kids are sure to have fun.

What you need for a backyard scavenger hunt:

1. Printable scavenger hunt

2. Clipboard

3. Markers To prepare the scavenger hunt for your kids print out a copy of the scavenger hunt, one per child and then secure the hunt to a clipboard.

Make a list of 10 different items they will find in your garden or backyard.

Items that you might want to list:

– A butterfly

– Flowers

– Leaves

– A snail

– A flowerpot

– Watering can

– Grass

– An ant

– Twigs

– A bee

– A worm

– Clouds

– A stone

– A ladybird

Enjoy this scavenger hunt with your kids.

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