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Easy Treasure Hunt for Toddlers

February 26, 2018 5 Comments

Treasure hunts are so much fun! But toddlers are not always able to solve the clues for hunts that are created for older kids. Here is an easy treasure hunt for toddlers that I created for my youngest after she saw the Treasure Hunt episode on Peppa Pig.

easy treasure hunt for toddlers

Peppa Pig Treasure Hunt

My daughter is a big fan of Peppa Pig and loves the Treasure Hunt episode.

Just like in the show, the children were supposed to find a treasure of ‘Chocolate Gold Coins’ but I altered the ‘map’ and gave her pictorial clues instead. The Treasure Hunt was a part of activities at her 3rd Peppa Pig Birthday party.

Clues That Toddlers Can Recognize

My oldest, now 12, is a little artist and I was lucky to have her on hand to help. A toddler can easily recognize pictures of things around her. So we made the clues based on objects that were are very dear to her and that she could easily find on her own. You can look for easy to recognize toys and places in your home that carry a special meaning for your child.

Clue # 1 – Peppa Pig’s House

I handed the first clue to the birthday girl which was a picture of the Pig Family house. I had created the Peppa Pig house from cardboard for the party decor which she immediately recognized.

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 1

Other kids at her birthday party helped point it out to her that there was an arrow pointing to the door. So the door is where she would find the second clue!

Clue # 2 – Staircase

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 2

On opening the ‘door’ of the house, the kids found the 2nd clue as you can see below. It is a picture of the staircase in my house leading up to the rooftop terrace.

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treasure hunt for toddlers clue 2

Clue # 3 – The Play Tent

On one of the steps, the kids found the next clue – a picture my daughter can recognize very easily!

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 3

It is that of her Play Tent. She calls it her Tree House because Peppa has one too.

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 3

So the birthday girl led all the guests to a covered section of our terrace where the tent is kept.

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 4

And sure enough – they found the next clue in there!

Clue # 4 – The Tricycle

treasure hunt for toddlers clue 5

The final clue inside the play tent had a picture of the birthday girl’s tricycle!

treasure hunt for toddlers final clue

Upon a little inspection, the treasure was found hidden inside the ‘boot’!

treasure hunt for toddlers chocolate coins

Chocolate Gold Coins!

chocolate coins treasure hunt

The older girls – Big Sis’s friends – who had come to ‘help out’ just like Peppa and her friends do at Emily Elephant’s brother’s birthday party, helped distribute the treasure evenly among all the kids.

An Easy Treasure Hunt is a Great Idea!

The birthday girl can simply not get over the Treasure Hunt experience and keeps talking about it weeks after the birthday party. All the other kids thought it was a great idea too!

Full marks for Big Sis for those realistic drawings (you can see more of her work here) but if you don’t have someone like her around, you can always cut pictures from books or take pictures of the objects and print them out using  color printer. You can also keep the activity entirely indoors for a hot or a rainy day.

Toddlers will love being able to solve the easy clues on their own and enjoy the activity immensely. I hope my treasure hunt gives you ideas about creating your own!

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Comments

  1. Silja Nair says

    February 26, 2018 at 8:29 am

    Treasure hunt idea was fun. I hope all kids had fun in it. Will grab ur this idea & use it in vihaar’s birthday

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  2. Richa agarwal says

    February 26, 2018 at 9:58 am

    Thats too interesting… this activity involved all the children. I love such games in which children hav to think beyond their limits n reach out to a solution. I Really appreciate the clues choosen. N the way they were presented.

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  3. Nilima Jadhav says

    February 26, 2018 at 11:12 am

    Treasure hunt with help of pictures is wonderful idea. N seriously what an artist Big Sis is.. very clean drawings she made. Lovely post. Totally can imagine all kid’s enthu in the party.

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  4. Anita Singh says

    February 26, 2018 at 2:07 pm

    Treasure hunt ka idea superb hai,mujhy mauka miley to main jarur khelungi

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  5. Veena vinyas says

    February 26, 2018 at 4:34 pm

    Wow this treasure hunt increases need to hunt more treasure … those drawings are really very realistic , a artist in making … Superb ….
    loved the whole idea

    Reply

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