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22. Treasure hunt<br />
Reason for activity<br />
To teach children to follow clues and<br />
instructions to overcome a challenge.<br />
Time needed<br />
20+ mins<br />
What you will need<br />
• Shoe box<br />
• Digital camera<br />
• Old magazines<br />
• Scissors<br />
• Glue<br />
What to do<br />
1. Turn a shoe box into a treasure box by covering it with stickers and cut outs from<br />
old magazines. Fill up the treasure box with different tiny treasures like polished rocks,<br />
beads, chocolate gold coin, balloons, old watches, pictures, special pen and any other<br />
small treasure you can think of.<br />
2. Take a picture of the items in the box, making sure each item is visible. Then hide the<br />
items in different places in your house.<br />
3. Get everyone involved in the hunt together and show them the picture you took<br />
earlier. Send everyone to search for the items and return them to the treasure box. You<br />
can give clues with the aid of a simple treasure map to mark specific areas to search.<br />
Tips<br />
Vary the location of your treasure hunt. Use outdoors if the<br />
weather permits.<br />
Put away breakable or sharp objects out of reach. Don’t make<br />
each item too hard to fi nd. Give your child prompts such as,<br />
“I think it might be over there!”<br />
Time the treasure hunt to make it more fun and provide pace.<br />
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