I made this birthday scavenger hunt for Brady’s 4th birthday this year. I decided to stay home from work and we would spend the day spending time together. Since his and Paityn’s birthdays are only two weeks apart we had their party together the weekend prior.
Birthday Scavenger Hunt
Birthday Scavenger Hunt
Click here to download the free printable.
- Since you just had breakfast, let’s go get a drink. Your next clue will be waiting in the sink.
- I wonder where your next clue is, let’s go and take a look. I think it might be hiding inside your favorite book.
- You did it! You found the clue! The next one might be hiding inside your tennis shoes.
- Wow! You’re really good at this, so here’s a harder one. This clue is waiting in the place that you have fun.
- Time to get your present. Ok, here we go. It’s patiently waiting for you where we dry our clothes.
- Here is your birthday gift. Hope it packs a punch. Have a fantastic birthday – we love you oh so much.
I loved adding a little something extra to his gift. I want my kids to always remember their birthdays as special days where we celebrated their life and how happy we are they’re here.
Liz is a just a mom trying to keep it real about how little she sleeps, how often she gets puked on and how much she loves them. You can find her here every day writing about real-mom moments.
Clare says
That is a brilliant scavenger hunt – thank you so much for sharing your questions as a printable. I’m pinning this for later.
Linda says
We love scavenger hunts! My older children now make them up for their younger siblings on birthdays,or Christmas morning, we’ve had them on Easter Sunday and while camping too. The possibilities are endless – thanks so much for sharing your ideas, I’ll be using these for our next birthday boy!
Stefanie says
That’s such a cute idea!
Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Hello I found you through the Kids Activities Blog and wanted to thank you for linking up to Thoughts of Home on Thursday. We really appreciate you! Have a wonderful weekend!
angela says
Thanks for the inspiration.
I am doing this for my son. He’ll be 4 in less than a month. Seeing as we are limited in space (no garden), I am customising the hunt to the apartment and mailbox downstairs as final note (gives dad enough time to setout his presents).
I know he’ll love and I can’t wait to see him following clues.
He loves treasure maps so right up his alley!
Such a great idea!!!!
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Heather Cooper says
Thank you for this! Found it on Pinterest when I was looking for some ideas on how to celebrate my daughter’s birthday while being at home during the COVID-19 outbreak. My 9-year-old loved it and it added a special touch to her birthday. It will definitely become a birthday tradition!
Jack says
In the scavenger pdf the word you’re should be spelled your.
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jill says
Thank you!
bdg game says
This is such a fun idea for a birthday celebration! I love that you included free printables—can’t wait to use them for my daughter’s party. Thanks for sharing!
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That sounds like a fun birthday idea! Your kids will love the adventure. If they’re into Pokémon, you could even add some Pokémon Tools elements to the scavenger hunt for extra excitement. Random encounters or themed clues would make it even more special!
joshua kenneth says
Designing a birthday scavenger hunt is one of my favorite ways to add excitement to a celebration. I enjoy crafting personalized gender reveal confetti clues that reflect inside jokes or shared memories—it makes the experience deeply meaningful. Watching the joy and anticipation build with each clue makes the planning effort absolutely worth it.
99 club says
What a fantastic idea! I love the creativity behind this birthday scavenger hunt! The printables are so cute and will definitely make the day extra special. Can’t wait to try this with my kids – thank you for sharing!