Downloadable
Scavenger Hunt Lists
A
scavenger hunt list is very simple to create - all it takes is listing
some random items on a piece of paper and you're ready to go. Sometimes,
though, you'll want something more. We've designed several different
collections of scavenger hunt lists that can be easily downloaded
and used, each with a different theme for added fun. Each themed
collection contains three lists (with the exception of the Roaring
20's theme which contains more) with varying degrees of difficulty.
They range from the simple (a list of items to find within that
theme) to the very complex involving finding clues to puzzles and
solving them, etc. Sometimes we have the time to get creative and
design our list ourselves...and sometimes we don't. When you find
yourself in the latter situation, you'll find our lists very helpful!
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We
currently have over 20 themes to choose from including:
1940's,
1960's, 1970's, 1980's, Aladdin, Alice in Wonderland, American Independence,
Ancient Greece, Baseball, Basketball, Bugs, Candy, Cats, Chinese,
Cinderella, Thanksgiving, Graduation, Roaring 20's, Mexican Fiesta,
US Civil War and more!
To
view all of our lists, CLICK
HERE.
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Planning A Scavenger Hunt
The
format of a scavenger hunt involves beginning with a list of items
and the need to find as many as one can within a certain amount
of time. There are many variations on this concept, but we'll begin
with this definition. Whether or not a scavenger hunt is successful
depends largely on the list itself. The more creative the list,
the more fun (in general) your participants will have. How does
one get creative with a scavenger hunt? Glad you asked
Here
are some ideas for consider when building your scavenger hunt list:
1. Apply different point values to different items. The more difficult
the item to obtain, the more points it's worth. In this way you'll
reward ingenuity while also providing opportunities every team to
get at least SOME points.
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The
Adventure Dad - Family oriented site for creating family activities
that rival most video games - www.adventuredadfun.com. It's
not easy as a parent to pull your child's face away from their screens.
How can we hope to compete with dragons and sunken treasure? Well,
here you'll find engaging 'video-game-style' games and activities
that will make even your teens put away their screens long enough
to create some family memories.
Adventures
For Everyone - Packaged adventure hunts for family travel trips
and corporate events - www.adventuresforeveryone.com. Our 'event'
and facilitation arm of Quest Experiences. This is also a great
place to order packaged adventure hunts that are delivered right
to your door. Unwrap the package in your local theme park, zoo or
university and you're off!
The
Theme Party Hub - TONS of theme party ideas - www.themepartyhub.
Although this site has literally 100's of pages of theme party ideas,
we're hoping to build this site to even higher heights. The theme
party ideas are organized in a way that is more accessible and fun!
The
Treasure Hunt Hub - Tips and tricks for creating your own scavenger
hunts and treasure hunts - www.treasurehunthub.com. Designing
a scavenger hunt or treasure hunt from scratch is all about the
details. Here you'll find all sorts of articles on how to design
your own adventure hunt in a variety of formats. Happy designing!
Theme
Park Quests - All types of theme park fun - birthdays, hunts and
more! - www.themeparkquests.com. As we are HUGE theme park enthusiasts,
here you'll find all types of fun things to do at your local theme
park...with a special attention given to the Disney brand theme
parks.
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