Easter scavenger hunt

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2+ Kids
Age: 4–9 years
1 riddle version

Stations
6 stations
4 optional bonus tasks

Contents
Step-by-step guide
Invitation cards
Story introduction
Treasure map
6 station cards
Certificate

Play duration
60–120 minutes
(depending on route)

What’s included in the PDF

You get a complete Easter adventure that’s ready to run — with a storyline, clear station cards, and everything needed
for a fun, organized experience.

• Step-by-step guide (setup + how to host)
• Invitation cards (cute, printable, party-ready)
• Story introduction (sets the mission: save spring!)
• Treasure map (guides kids from station to station)
• 6 station cards (riddles + clues + mini-challenges)
• Certificate for each child (Spring Saver award)
• 4 bonus tasks (optional: extend play or add variety)

How it works (Easter-morning friendly)

With the step-by-step guide, preparation is super easy.
Print the pages, cut out the cards, place them at your stations — and the magical hunt begins.
The kids jump into Lumi’s world and search for the Golden Egg together. 🥚🌿🐇

1. Pick your route: indoors (rooms/hallway) or outdoors (yard/park).
2. Place stations: hide each card where kids can find it in 3–6 minutes.
3. Start the story: read the intro and send the crew off with the map.
4. Finish strong: hide the Golden Egg at the final spot + reward basket.

Pro tip: Keep the finale “sparkly” — even simple rewards (stickers, mini eggs, bunny stamps) feel huge after a story quest.

Preparing the Easter treasure hunt

• A color printer + sturdy paper (so cards last through excited little hands).
• A PDF reader (e.g., Acrobat Reader —
  download free here).
• Basic supplies: pen, scissors, glue, tape.
• Optional: a small pot/bowl, a basket, and a few decorative spring items (totally optional).
• A filled treasure chest (Easter basket) for the finale
  (ideas in Tips & Tricks).

That’s it — minimal prep, maximum excitement.

FAQ

Is this an Easter egg hunt or a scavenger hunt?

It’s a story-based scavenger hunt that leads to the Golden Egg finale. Kids follow clues and solve riddles
(more structure than a simple “find eggs” hunt).

Can I run it indoors if the weather is bad?

Yes. It works perfectly indoors — just set up a simple room-to-room route and place the station cards in easy hiding spots.

How long does it take?

Typically 60–120 minutes, depending on route length and whether you include the bonus tasks.

Will younger kids get stuck?

The hunt is designed for ages 4–9 and includes 1 riddle version.
You can also use the bonus tasks only if the group is flying through it.