Help me with a scavenge hunt

[pixxi]

We want to do a scavenger hunt for our kids 11,8,4 yrs old. I have never done a scavenger hunt before. What ideas can you guys give me. I need to do this soon or I am going to burst out with the news by accident.

 

[tower_of_terror_luvr]

for one of the last steps you could take a Disney calendar and circle the day you leave a lot and they will ask what it means and say look for the next clue you may be able to use disney maps for something too

 

[kwitcherkicken99]

At home I assume??

How 'bout, each day you leave a clue, each more revealing than the next. Try to plan it out for where you are going to be each day (school, park, etc).

Good luck!

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

I surprised my son last year with a scavenger hunt. I wrote out a little story about a kid (like him) and called him Speed Reader XXXX (last name). I wrote it about how it was his next-to-last day of school (the day we were surprising him) and he was looking forward to being out of school and all the things he had planned for the summer... but that his mom had other plans. Then, each clue led him to the next thing to do to get ready for school ... from his room, to his clothes to get dressed for school, to the kitchen for breakfast, to the bathroom to brush his teeth, to his backpack (which was empty except for a new DS game for the trip), to his lunchbox (also empty - and the clue said we'd "eat on the road"), then finally to his (packed) suitcase and to his seat in the car, which let him know that "by day's end, you'll be all "ears" and you'll say "cheers" and all your "wishes" have come true!" It was great fun and he loved it. Good luck!