Free Printable Thanksgiving Treasure Hunt: 16 Mix-and-Match Clues plus blanks to make your own! Great for younger children, easy fun.
Thanksgiving is a great time of year. A few days before the Christmas hustle and bustle. Time to spend time with the family. The kids are usually off from school for a few days. With those in mind, I developed this free printable Thanksgiving treasure hunt. This Thanksgiving treasure hunt is for younger kids (no difficult riddles to solve). Though older children might enjoy helping their younger siblings with it!
I have NOT numbered the clues. This is because there are a LOT of them….so I know you might not use them all. Mix and match among the 16 provided; pick the ones you want! The first and last clue on the top of page 1. I’ve also included a page of blanks in case you want to fill in some of your own.
If you’re looking for a treasure hunt for older kids, here is one that includes riddles for them to solve: “”Free Printable Thanksgiving Riddle Treasure Hunt: 18 Mix-and-Match Clues”.
Getting ready for Thanksgiving? Then you have to check out the printable Thanksgiving Binder.
140+ pages with everything you need for a great holiday. Along with the normal calendars, to-lists, etc., there is a Thanksgiving Planner that has timelines for everything from cooking to decor.
Also enjoy the games section, which includes special conversation starters just for the holiday. And thankful worksheets to celebrate the real meaning of the holiday. (Plus the normal decor, etc.)
Though chasing around the clues are the fun part, having a little treat at the end is always fun.
Here are a couple of ideas:
Free printable Thanksgiving Treasure Hunt
Instructions:
• Print options: regular paper works, but I suggest card stock if you want them to be a bit sturdier.
• All of the files are in pdf below. Just click the “download” button.
• The default size of these is full-page. However, if you want smaller, simply reduce the print size!
Page 1 of treasure hunt
Page 2 of treasure hunt
Blank page of treasure hunt. These are ones where you can write your own clues or riddles. The rest are fairly generic- aka, items you could find in most households. The blanks are for personal touches- a favorite book that you know the title to, a favorite shirt, etc.
What do You Think?
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