Track your baby's development, week by week  Treasure Hunt
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Rating Ages: 4-8+ years In: Birthdays   Here are some ideas to
make a fun and challengeing Treasure Hunt for your kids' next
birthday party: 1. Plan a treasure hunt with each clue leading
to the location of the next clue. You can buy a set of plastic
Easter eggs, but you don't need them. Just make the clues easy
to identify (use orange paper). Children as young as 2 can play
this game by using pictures instead of words. (e.g. Put a
picture of a bathtub in an egg. The next clue should be in the
bathtub.) The final clue would lead to the treasure (plate of
cookies, invitation to go to water slides, movie pass,
lemonade). For older children, the clues could be riddles they
need to solve. In the beginning, limit the number of clues to
the age of the child (7 year old could follow seven clues to the
treasure). 2. Make a treasure map (or list of directions) that
would lead to the treasure. 3.