Planning a treasure or scavenger hunt is a lot of work. I have been creating these hunts for my children since my oldest was only three years old, and I have gotten better over the years. I use a variety of tools to ma… See more

Fill-in-the-blank clues omit certain letters. You might be familiar with this type of clue from the game show Wheel of … See more

Rhyming clues usually take the most time to create, but they are worth it. The key is to be descriptive with your rhyme while still providing a challenge. For example, say you want to hide a clue in the freezer. You might pick t… See more

A mirror clue is just what it sounds like: a clue written backward that has to be read in a mirror. What's more fun than having to run to a mirror in order to figure out your clue? Kids love this—after they figure out that the me… See more