33 results for "Scavenger Hunt For Kids" between $2.00 and $25.00

Provides hours of play value These games are for kids and adults on the go For 2 or More Players Perfect to keep your mind occupied during long travel We constantly seek to keep our products contemporary through new product development and building on the licenses we carry to keep them new and exciting, Recommended age group: 3 - 7 years, Manufacturer: University Games

Take the Scavenger Hunt inside with this amazing indoor search board game. Can you find a tape measure, an ugly shirt, and something that begins with the letter C - all somewhere inside of your house? In each round, 6 cards are shown with objects to be found around the house. The timer is turned over, and each player has 2 minutes to find everything. When the time is up, players show what they've found, and move their pawns ahead 1 space for each object found. The first player to reach the "You Win...

Scavenger Hunt for Kids is the classic game of search and find. To play, turn over the two minute timer, and search around the house for all sorts of fun stuff. You might have to find a funny hat, a purple shirt, something round, an object that begins with the letter "B" and many more. Players get to move their pawns ahead 1 space on the board for each object they find and additional spaces for putting everything back where it belongs (so your house stays tidy). First player to move his or her pawn...

Scavenger Hunt is a board game for kids ages 6 and older. To play, children turn over 6 cards and race around the house to find all the objects on the cards such as "Something that begins with the letter M", "A book with more than 100 pages", "A picture of a smiling person" and many more. When time expires, players count up what they've found and move their pawns one space for every object retrieved. If a player lands on a "Captain Cleanup" space then everyone must race to put everything they've...

Here's a fun travel card game that will keep the youngsters busy and entertained on your next family road trip. In Travel Scavenger Hunt, you're looking to find the items named in the cards in your hand. Can you spot a van? A blue house? A bald man in another car? Find the item on one of your cards, discard, and draw again. The first player to discard 10 wins the game! Let are we there yet? slip away into memory as you let the good times roll with this simple and fun family travel game. Includes...

The kids are divided into pirate crews (teams). The captains (selected by their crew) choose which famous pirate captain they want to be (all the team names are the names of famous pirates like Blackbeard, Captain Morgan, etc). Once the team has selected a captain and the captain has selected a name, the game can begin. The object of the game is to visit all 6 ports on their itinerary and complete a pirate themed challenge (such as finding hidden coins, creating a pirate flag or scavenging for pirate...

The general idea in both hunts is for the group to be divided into teams. Each team is given a bag of instructions, a team booklet, a King James version of the Holy Bible (although you can use another version if you so choose), and pencils. The teams will follow clues that lead them to various locations around your church grounds. At each location they will find an envelope with instructions on how to complete a certain page in their team booklet, a small piece of paper with a letter of the alphabet...

This Halloween Scavenger Hunt is chock full of creative and imaginative activities to keep your kids very busy for about 3 hours. It will work in any house but it's best to have access to a yard and a neighborhood if possible just to expand the playing area so the kids don't get in each other's way. They'll start by donning a team costume and creating their team haunted house. The hunt is then broken down into 4 parts: Photo challenges (10); Spooky Scramble where the kids will need to unscramble...

"What a hit! I ordered the Hunt one week before my son's birthday and was able to read, customize, purchase items and set up before the party. No stress, and the hunt went off without a hitch. Everyone had a blast. We had a mix of ages 10-13 yrs old even mix of boys and girls even my 4 yr old had fun. Since my son is getting older it was getting harder to find activities that will entertain them. With Kovert Kids, I did not have to keep things going or convince them to participate. They all jumped...

Description Made In USA! Every year my family gets together for a huge Halloween bash at my sister's home. We have been doing this for nearly ten years. Not only do we all come in costume, we all perform short skits and routines based on our costumes. But the big hit of the day each year is the annual scavenger hunt. The hunt has been indoors, outdoors and some years sometimes both in and out. The children and adults all get involved. We have played as individuals and as teams. It is always a fun...

PRE-HUNT PREP TIME: For up to 6 teams, you can put our Christmas scavenger hunt together in about 6 hours (includes shopping for supplies, reading the scavenger hunt and prepping the materials); as you add teams, you'll need to add time to the pre-hunt prep. You mostly need to print (and perhaps edit) the documents included with the kit, pack the collection bags and you'll need to shop for team prizes as well as other inexpensive supplies like clipboards, small gift boxes, project supplies and such...

Part 2: To Catch A Thief! The party will be raided by Alien Detection Agents* and take a surprising twist. The kids will be called up to solve a crime a theft. The thief will challenge them to catch me if you can. The teams will be given a set of instructions written by the thief that they must follow to the letter. First, they will need to put together clues to find out WHAT was stolen. Next they will need to go on a mini-hunt to find 4 clues as to WHO stole it all while taking photos for the thief...

Pages: 80, Paperback, Globe Pequot Pr

We recommend that sleuths travel in groups of 2-4 members and spend about 10 minutes on each mission. The number of stations that you set up depends on the number of sleuths and the amount of time you have. If you have a very large group, consider setting up multiple stations with the same mission so that everyone gets an opportunity to complete all of that day's challenges. Sessions can be shortened or lengthened easily depending on your schedule. You select the number of missions you want the kids...

"Everything turned out WONDERFUL! We all had a blast with your Easter Hunt, Operation Egghead. I wanted something that would engage people and not just have the men outside, women in the kitchen and the kids "whinning" to hunt easter eggs. Thanks for making our easter GREAT. (My children, 26 and 23 admitted during the game that they thought I was crazy for planning the event....they said to me -each separately- that they had been complaining the night before and comparing me to a crazy lady.....during...

We had our party yesterday and it was fantastic. The kids couldn’t quite work out what to expect but afterwards both my 13 year old son and my 11 year old daughter (birthday girl) said it was brilliant, the best party ever! So a great success. We anticipated that our guests might not be so great at getting in character, which was why we went for the scavenger hunt, but boy did they enjoy working out the clues...

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