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If you’re looking for scavenger hunt ideas, you’ve come to the right place! This is the ultimate list of scavenger hunts with everything from photo scavenger hunts to scavenger hunts for kids! And even some of the best scavenger hunts for adults! So many amazing scavenger hunts in one place!

My family is a huge fan of scavenger hunts! From treasure hunt follow a clue style scavenger hunts to find everything on a list type of scavenger hunt, we love all scavenger hunt ideas!

Rather than just make scavenger hunts for my family to use, I’ve shared all of our scavenger hunts here with you! It’s every type of treasure hunt, scavenger hunt, riddles, and more that you could ever need!

Find What You’re Looking For

I’ve divided this post into two types of scavenger hunts – clue based ones where you’re looking for something and find everything on the hunt type scavenger hunts!

Plus tons of information and tips for hosting your very own scavenger hunt at home! Looking for something specific? Use the index below to jump right to that section of the post.

Clue Based Scavenger Hunts

Find Everything Scavenger Hunts

Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Adults

Scavenger Hunt Prize Ideas

How Do You Organize a Scavenger Hunt?

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Clue Based Scavenger Hunt Ideas

These scavenger hunts are ones where you print out a set of clues, kind of like a treasure hunt, and follow the clues to find a surprise at the end. I’ve included a video on this page that shows an example of this type of scavenger hunt!

Each of these scavenger hunts has a set of free printable scavenger hunt clues you can use to do your very own scavenger hunt! Just click on the link below to get directly to that scavenger hunt!

Holiday Scavenger Hunts

These scavenger hunt ideas are specific to a particular holiday or occasion. If there’s one you don’t see here, feel free to leave a comment on this post and I’ll add it to my ever growing list of scavenger hunts to make!

Valentine’s Day Scavenger Hunt

St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt

Easter scavenger hunt

4th of July Scavenger Hunt

Halloween Scavenger Hunt

Thanksgiving Scavenger Hunt

Christmas Scavenger Hunt

New Years Eve scavenger hunt

Non-Holiday Scavenger Hunt Ideas

These treasure hunt ideas are more generic themed scavenger hunts that we’ve done with our family!

Anniversary scavenger hunt

Birthday scavenger hunt (2 versions)

Star Wars scavenger hunt

Football Scavenger Hunt Ideas

Dinosaur scavenger hunt

Back to School Scavenger Hunt

Find Everything Scavenger Hunt Ideas

These scavenger hunts are ones where you have to find everything on a scavenger hunt list. These can be really fun for kids, adults, and everyone in between! There’s an example of my alphabet scavenger hunt to show you what I’m talking about below.

Holiday Scavenger Hunt Ideas

In these holiday hunts, you’ll be searching for holiday themed items rather than holiday themed clues!

Lucky Leprechaun Scavenger Hunt

Easter egg scavenger hunt

Red White and Blue Scavenger Hunt

Fall photo scavenger hunt

Halloween decorations hunt

Halloween text scavenger hunt

Christmas Lights Scavenger Hunt

Other Themed Scavenger Hunt Ideas

These other scavenger hunts make great indoor activities for kids as well as fun group activities for teens, adults, and of course kids!

You could always just buy one of these family scavenger hunt games that come with tons of things to find in your home too. We have one and it’s a total blast! And the Olaf version is one of our favorite board games for kids!

Alphabet scavenger hunt

Animal Scavenger Hunt

Camping Scavenger Hunt

Disney scavenger hunt

Disney World Scavenger Hunt

Grocery store scavenger hunt

Indoor scavenger hunt

Nature scavenger hunt

Neighborhood scavenger hunt

Picnic Scavenger hunt

Roadtrip Scavenger Hunt

Winter scavenger hunt

Virtual scavenger hunt (2 versions)

Video chat scavenger hunt

Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Adults

These ones are made just for the adults! I didn’t include a section of these under the treasure hunt style scavenger hunts because honestly any of those could be for kids or adults. These ones however are designated for adult party games and may have adult themes!

You could totally do any of the ones above with adults as well but know ones under this section are specifically for adults, not kids.

Group text scavenger hunt

Bachelorette Scavenger Hunt

Find someone who scavenger hunt

Wedding Photo Scavenger Hunt

Scavenger Hunt Prizes

One of the best parts about a scavenger hunt is the prizes at the end – whether that’s after following clues or finding all the items! Here are some of my best suggestions for scavenger hunt prize ideas!

Scavenger Hunt Prizes for Clue Based Hunts

Since everyone will be going together on this hunt at the same time, I recommend doing something smaller that works for the entire group!

Or if you’re just doing it for one individual, you can totally get something bigger like we did for my son’s birthday scavenger hunt. Or something like an Easter basket shown in the photo below.

Hatchimals (can buy in a multi-pack and give one per kid)

Dinosaur eggs

These mini treasure chests filled with treats

Sticker books

Surprise packs of whatever your kids are into

Shaped Crayons + Coloring Books

Themed cookies or other treats

Scavenger Hunt Prizes for Find All The Things

For these hunts, either one team or one individual will win so you can go for bigger and better prizes.

These types of scavengers hunts typically work better for teens and adults than the other kind, so these prizes are a bit more expensive and worth hunting for!

Movie Tickets

Themed Bath Bombs (or other bath/spa stuff)

Gift card of any kind

Gourmet candy

Custom Trophy to Match the Theme

How to Organize a Scavenger Hunt

It’s so easy! If you want to do a scavenger hunt for just one person – just do what I talked about, print out the clues or cards and set it up!

If you want to do it for a party like I did at my football party for kids, the only change is really to have enough prizes at the end of everyone!

If you’re doing a find these things version for a group, simply print out enough cards for the group. Split into teams of 2-3, give each team a card, and send them off with any instructions they need for the specific scavenger hunt.

Make sure to have an end time for the activity in case everyone hasn’t been able to find everything on the list!

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They include ideas on collecting information, the strategic use of questioning, giving feedback, and introducing peer and self-assessment.

Collecting information

Draw a face

At the end of an activity or lesson, ask learners to draw a face to show how confident they are about the topic. Smiley face = ready to move on, neutral face = fairly confident, sad face = not confident, need to review.

Summary sentence

Ask learners to write one sentence to summarise what they know about the topic at the start or end of a lesson. You could focus this by telling them to include e.g. what or why or how etc.

Pair share

At the end of a lesson learners share with their partner:

Three new things they have learnt

What they found easy

What they found difficult

Something they would like to learn in the future.

Traffic lights

Give learners red, yellow and green cards (or they can make these themselves at home). At different points during the lesson, ask them to choose a card and put it on their desk to show how much they understand (red = don't understand, yellow = partly understand, green = totally understand).

Post-its

Use post-it notes to evaluate learning. Give to groups, pairs or individuals and ask them to answer questions. For example:

What have I learnt?

What have I found easy?

What have I found difficult?

What do I want to know now?

Draw a square

When a learner has finished a worksheet or exercise, ask them to draw a square on the page. If they do not understand well, they colour it red, if they partly understand, yellow and if everything is OK, green.

Not clear

At the end of an activity or lesson or unit, ask learners to write one or two points that are not clear to them. The teacher and class discuss these points and work together to make them clear.

Thumbs up!

Check class understanding of what you are teaching by asking them to show their thumbs. Thumbs up = I understand; thumbs half way = I understand some; thumbs down = I don't understand.

KWL

At the beginning of a topic learners create a grid with three columns - what they know; what they want to know; what they have learned. They start by brainstorming and filling in the first two columns and then return to the third at the end of the unit.

Most ....... thing

Ask learners what was the most, e.g. useful, interesting, surprising, etc. thing they learned today or in this unit.

A, B, C, D cards

Give learners four cards: A, B, C, D (or they can make these themselves at home). Ask questions with four answers and ask them to show you their answers. You could do this in teams too.

Mini-whiteboards

Ask learners to write their answers on mini-whiteboards or pieces of paper and show it to you (or their peers).

Observing

Observe a few learners every lesson and make notes.

The strategic use of questioning

Questioning helps teachers identify and correct misunderstandings and gaps in knowledge. It gives teachers information about what learners know, understand and can do.

Use open questions

Closed questions only ask learners to recall. Use open questions to encourage the use of thinking skills, communication and eliciting more information. Examples of good question stems:

Use 'might'

When questioning, use the word 'might' to encourage learners to think and explore possible answers. For example, 'Why do teachers ask questions?' and 'Why might teachers ask questions?' The first question seems like there is one correct answer known by the teacher, but the second question is more open and suggests many possible answers.

Wait time

Tips:

Give 30 seconds silent thinking before any answers.

Ask learners to brainstorm in pairs first for 2-3 minutes.

Ask learners to write some notes before answering.

Ask learners to discuss with a partner before answering.

Use think, pair, share.

Use higher order thinking skills (HOTS)

Don't ask, e.g. 'Is flour uncountable?' Ask, 'Why isn't flour countable?' Then learners don't only recall, they reason too.

Prompt

Prompt for more information, e.g. 'Why do you think that?' 'Persuade me!'

Bounce

Ask learners to build on each other's answers. E.g. 'Maria what do you think about Javier's answer?'

Giving feedback

Comment-only marking

Only write comments on learners' work, and don't give marks or scores. This helps learners to focus on progress instead of a reward or punishment. They will want a mark, but encourage them to focus on the comments. Comments should make it clear how the learner can improve. Ask if they have any questions about the comments and make time to speak with individual learners.

Feedback sandwich

Use a feedback sandwich to give comments. An example of a feedback sandwich is:

Positive comment, e.g. 'I like ... because ...'

Constructive feedback with explanation of how to improve, e.g. 'This is not quite correct - check the information with .......'

Positive comment, e.g. 'You have written a very clear and .........'

Time in class to make corrections

Give learners time in class to make corrections or improvements. This gives learners time to focus on the feedback that you or their peers have given them, and make corrections. It also tells learners that feedback is valuable and worth spending time on. And, it gives them the opportunity to improve in a supportive environment.

Don't erase corrections

Tell learners you want to see how they have corrected and improved their written work before they hand it to you. Don't let them use erasers, instead tell them to make corrections using a different colour so you can see them, and what they have done to make improvements.

Introducing peer and self-assessment

Share learning objectives

Some examples:

Use WILF (what I'm looking for).

Point to the objectives on the board.

Elicit what the success criteria might be for a task.

Negotiate or share the criteria

Write these on the board for reference.

Two stars and a wish

A useful activity to use when introducing peer or self-assessment for the first time is 'two stars and a wish':

Explain/elicit the meaning of stars and a wish related to feedback (two good things and one thing you wish was better/could improve).

Model how to give peer feedback using two stars and a wish first.

Role play the peer feedback, for example:

- 'Ah this is a really nice poster - I like it!' (Thank you)

- 'I really like it and I think you included most of the information.'

- [Look at the success criteria on the board]

- 'Hmm, but there is no title for your poster so we don't know the topic.'

Feedback sandwich (see above)

This is a useful activity when learners are more confident in peer and self-assessment. Model how to give feedback first.

Write the following text on the board:

- I like... because

- I think next time you should... because...

- ... is good because...

Elicit from your learners what a feedback sandwich is from the text on the board (what is good and why, what could be better and why, what is good and why).

Given an example like this:

"The poster gives all the necessary information, which is good but next time you should add a title so we know the topic. The presentation is good too because it is clear and attractive."

Learning wall

Make a 'learning wall' where learners can post positive feedback about others.

Peer check

Ask learners to read each other's written work to look for specific points, such as spelling mistakes, past tense verbs, etc. During speaking activities such as role plays and presentations, ask learners to give each other feedback on specific points, e.g. how interesting it was, whether they understood what was said and any questions they have.

Self-assessment prompts

Examples:

Choose one thing in your work you are proud of. Tell the whole group why. You have one minute.

Discuss which of the success criteria you have been most successful with and which one could be improved and how. You have three minutes.

Three things

At the end of the lesson, ask your learners to make a list of two things they learned, and one thing they still need to learn.

I have a question

At the end of the lesson, ask your learners to write a question on what they are not clear about.

Journals

Ask your learners to keep a learning journal to record their thoughts and attitudes to what they have learned.

Portfolios

Ask learners to keep a file containing samples of their work. This may include work done in class, homework, test results, self-assessment and comments from peers and the teacher.

Reflection time

At the end of the lesson give learners time to reflect and decide what to focus on in the next lesson.

Setting goals

After feedback, encourage learners to set goals. Tell them they have identified what is good, what is not so good, and any gaps in their knowledge. Now they need to think about their goal and how they can reach it. Ask them to work individually and answer the questions:

What is your goal?

How will you achieve it?

Personal goals

Ask learners to set personal goals, for example: 'Next week I will read a short story'.

Self-assessment forms

Work with learners to create self-assessment forms or templates that they can use to reflect on an activity or lesson. For younger learners, something like the form below would work:

Below is an example for higher level or older learners:
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How true are these? Circle the best number(3 = true, 2 = partly true, 1 = not true)
I can write an email giving news and information
How true are these? Circle the best number(3 = true, 2 = partly true, 1 = not true)

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ProProfs Quiz Maker offers a comprehensive customer support ecosystem that includes phone, chat, and email support, along with a huge self-help knowledge base. It also provides an onboarding person and an account manager to get you started seamlessly and answer any questions.

Can learners take quizzes on their smartphones?

With ProProfs Quiz Maker, learners can access quizzes on any device, be it a desktop computer, laptop, smartphone, or tablet. Similarly, you can access and download quiz reports on any device.

Can I customize my quizzes' design and branding to match my organization's style?

Absolutely. ProProfs Quiz Maker lets you customize your quizzes your way. You can add a custom theme to your quiz, change the background image, fonts, colors, and button text, and add your logo. You can also customize the results & reports, lead forms, and change the interface language. You can also brand and customize your virtual classrooms.

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