Kids Tin Scavenger Hunt Review

The whole family will love this game! Children love to search for objects and are very happy when they find them. Nice for the whole family. I would recommend it!

I love being able to play with my kids while doing housework. I give them a card and they have to find the item and give it back to me. Maps criticize the properties and their great variety. Perfect fit for my 3yo!

My son, his cousins and friends enjoy playing this game! The problem is the size of the cards and the container in which they are kept. I wish the cards were bigger and the plastic form they are kept in holds the cards so they don't fly all over the place when the lid of the box is opened. In the meantime we have removed the plastic form and wrapped the cards with rubber bands. We rarely use a magnifying glass when playing this game.

Perfect for those days when it's too hot outside and you don't feel like getting off the couch at 7-8am to entertain your energetic kid. But part of the skill is getting your child to put back whatever items they find. Also, it has an expiration date for entertainment. I say you get about 2-3 packs the first week and then once or twice over the next 3-4 weeks. Children pick up this activity quickly and quit if they play too much.

Great gift for a birthday or just for your kids - 100 cards included - (50 double sided) with a picture and description of what they find - if you don't have a reader - - you can give them simpler flashcards and they can use pictures to find items. Some items are more difficult than others and I give them to my 10 year old but the kids loved it! we also did the captain's cleaning at the end - and bam - all the dirt was cleaned up. great game for home, rainy day, i'm bored etc.

The idea behind this game is great, but the product itself is so cheaply made that it's actually just odd that a company would make it that way. As one reviewer said, the cards are very small and the printing on them makes them look very cheap. I didn't think I would mind so I ordered it anyway but now I see what they meant and I get it. Her ideas of what to look for are fun, but nothing to think of for yourself. Homemade maps with objects to search for treasure would be a much better option…

This game is a small tin with square double-sided cards. Each card shows a common household item. The goal is to find your products before your competitors find theirs. I actually play this game a little differently: I hide the next clue behind the first item, so you can't look for number 2 until you find it. Clue 3 is related to point 2 and so on and so forth. Kids (4-9) LOVE it. I have to keep it in my car so it's with me wherever we are - my house, her house, etc. The two-way nature of the…

I ordered this for my 6 and 9 year old grandchildren who love scavenger hunts. The game has cards with pictures of items found in most homes. A child of any age could easily play. My grandkids love the game BUT be careful as they can really make a mess as they frantically run around the house picking up items and then bringing them back to a central location in a short amount of time. It's a very competitive game and I can see "accidents" happening. I made 2 rules: you can't search for items in