Printable Easter Games: Scavenger Hunt Clues for Kids

Whether it’s a quest for colored eggs or a sweet treat, take your kid on an epic Easter adventure with these 12 scavenger hunt Easter clues. Alternatively, create your own custom Easter scavenger hunt clues with the blank printables!

If you have kids, Easter egg hunts are probably a tried and true Easter tradition in your home. However, depending on where you live in the country (or the world), you may have experienced uncooperative spring weather in the past. A rainy day and disappointed kids are pretty much the opposite of fun, am I right? That’s where these scavenger hunt Easter clues can come in handy.

With these printable clues, you can create an indoor-appropriate Easter scavenger hunt for kids of all ages. Below, I’ll share the 12 pre-made Easter scavenger hunt clues, blank printables you can customize, and Easter scavenger hunt ideas to make this activity super egg-citing!

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Scavenger Hunt Easter Clues 1-4

Each of the pre-made clues in this Easter scavenger hunt for kids features a cute Easter or spring-themed picture such as an Easter Bunny or a bunch of tulips. In addition to the adorable visual, each card has a little poem that will direct your child to a room or area of the house. For example, one clue tells your kid to go where his or her favorite stuffed animal is, which could be a shelf in the bedroom or his or her bed. Once your child gets there, another clue will be waiting!

These four scavenger hunt Easter clues lead you from the entry way to the dining room.

Idea: Want to make these Easter egg scavenger hunt clues? Carefully fold up each clue and place it in one of those hollow plastic Easter eggs. The bright colors may make the clues easier for your kid to spot vs. a simple piece of paper.

Easter Scavenger Hunt Clues 5-8

If you’re setting up this Easter scavenger hunt for kindergarteners or kids of any age, the first step is decide how long you want it to be. In other words, how many clues do you want to use? (You don’t have to use them all.) Once you decide how many clues to use, work your way from end to beginning; start by placing your “prize” at the end and then work your way to the beginning, giving your kid the first clue.

These four Easter scavenger hunt clues lead you from the bedroom to the bathroom.

Idea: Creating an Easter scavenger hunt for kindergartners, emphasis on the plural? Don’t worry, you can totally use these clues to create a scavenger hunt for multiple kids. Simply write a child’s name on each of the Easter egg scavenger hunt clues. For example, one clue may be for “Jane” and the next one will be for “Mary;” alternate evenly so no one gets upset!

Easter Scavenger Hunt for Kids Clues 9-12

If your trying to come up with Easter scavenger hunt ideas for prizes, don’t stress too much! You could have the prize be some kind of sweet treat or if you’re trying to avoid excess sugar, how about an Easter-themed coloring book? Check out the Ultimate Easter Bundle (details at the end of this post) for a bunch of printable Easter coloring pages you can download right now!

These four easter egg scavenger hunt clues lead you from the kitchen to the front door.

Bonus: If you liked these Easter scavenger hunt ideas, be sure to check out the Printable St. Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids and the Printable Valentine’s Day Scavenger Hunt Ideas for Kids. They include pre-made and blank customizable clues so you can adapt the scavenger hunt to your kid’s needs!

Blank Easter Egg Scavenger Hunt Clues

You can scale this Easter scavenger hunt for kids up or down based on your child’s age and skill level. Right now, I think this is a pretty appropriate Easter scavenger hunt for kindergartners, although you’ll most likely need to help your kid with some of the words on the pre-made cards. However, you could write harder or easier clues using these blank printables.

Create a custom easter scavenger hunt for kids with these blank clue printables.

dea: If the weather is cooperating, you can use these blank printables to create Easter egg scavenger hunt riddles outside-appropriate. In other words, write clues that lead your child on an outdoor adventure, whether it’s in your backyard or the local park. Rhyming is optional but encouraged! 😉