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Treasure hunt clues

Riddles that lead, one by one, to the treasure.

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Worked example — Treasure hunt clues
Item Value
Hunt Clue cards to hide
Output files 1
PDF pages 2
PDF 216 × 279 mm

Expected result — PDF · PDF pages: 2. The image shows the first PDF page.

How it works

  1. Keep the riddles or write your own — one clue per line, in the order of the hunt.
  2. Print and cut the cards apart; note on each “Next” line where it goes.
  3. Hide the cards, hand out clue 1, and put the treasure where the last clue points.

Frequently asked questions

How do I set up a treasure hunt?
Write the clues, then hide them backwards: the treasure first, the last clue where the one before it points, and so on. Keep clue 1 to hand out.
How many clues should there be?
Six to eight for children of 5–8 years, up to ten or twelve for older ones; the cards print four or six per page.
How hard should the riddles be?
Easy enough to solve in a minute: “I keep food cold” for the fridge. For older children rhyme them or hide the place in a word puzzle.
What’s a good treasure?
A small bag of sweets, a book, stickers or the birthday present itself — and the last card says “Treasure!”.
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