You know your kid and what would put a smile on their face. For example:īut don’t stress out about it! The treasure could be a balloon, their (delicious!) vitamins, a sticker, temporary tattoo, or a popsicle. They should be ones that have a fixed location that your child knows in the house. Watch the Video of Treasure Hunt to See How to Play When the hunt is over, inevitably the unstructured playtime ends up being rich and rewarding!
Beyond that, kids can really develop literacy skills when they play! I personally love a treasure hunt because it gives some helpful scaffolding to indoor and outdoor play. A treasure hunt is such a lively way to play with your kids – but it is not all fun and games: there’s ample opportunities for social-emotional growth and practicing those valuable executive function skills too.
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