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To download my free printables, you'll need to visit the NurtureStore Printables Library, which is available to all subscribers to my email list, and of course to Play Academy members. You might also like to take photographs of all the places you spot one particular colour and use them to create a photo collage.įor even more of a challenge, take a close-up photo of just a section of each coloured item and see if everyone else can guess what they are. You might ask each child to find an item to match the colour they are hunting for and bring it back to the group to share and talk about.Īlternatively you can practice recall by asking children to remember the things they saw, and writing a list of them all on the board. Look for colours in different rooms and in different cupboards. They have gone on nature scavenger hunts, indoor scavenger hunts, and our favorite camping scavenger hunt. Walk along like a detective, peering through the glass on the hunt for something red, or something black or something pink. Have some red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, gray, and black fun Birthday Party Games If your kids are anything like mine, then they love all kinds of scavenger hunts. Use your colour magnifying glass to focus your child’s attention to look for one certain colour. What colour do you think will be easiest to find in the kitchen? In the bathroom? In the garden? Do you think there is a colour that will be difficult to find? Like our outdoor hunt you can colour in the items as you find them.Let’s investigate what colours we can find around our home or classroom. Have some red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, gray, and black fun Birthday Party Games If your kids are anything like mine, then they love all kinds of scavenger hunts. Weather a bit iffy? Stay inside and have some fun with our indoor scavenger hunt. This outdoor scavenger hunt is a great way to encourage kids to explore outside, perfect for backyards or taking out for a walk. To get the PDF’s for your scavenger hunts just click the link below which will give your both the indoor and the outdoor color scavenger hunt.Ĭlick here to get your color scavenger hunts. The option of drawing or writing your answers also means that you can adapt this activity for your child’s age, very young kids could do a cross or a tick when they find the item if that’s easier for them.

While you might not necessarily have all the things in your house or backyard that other scavenger hunts can ask for, the chances are that you’ll be able to find something of each colour. The other great thing about these scavenger hunts is that they’re easily adaptable.

It’s the kind of thing I like to save to Pinterest or bookmark so that I know I’ve got something in my pocket as soon as I need it. Printable scavenger hunts that you can do at home or while you’re out for a walk are a great idea because there’s minimal preparation involved for you and it can help them to run off a little energy. With two kids myself I know that I often run out of ideas for keeping them entertained and there’s nothing worse than hearing the dreaded ‘I’m bored!’