When you take your family walk this December, don’t forget to print your free Christmas neighborhood scavenger hunt. Your kids will have fun trying to find all of the Christmas decorations on their list.
My kids loved the neighborhood scavenger hunt and the Halloween neighborhood scavenger hunt, so I decided to make a Christmas scavenger hunt.
I realize that depending on where you live, it may be too cold to take a neighborhood walk with your kids. You can take a neighborhood drive instead.
Where we live, we get lots of snow each winter and the temperature gets really cold. If there is a sunny day and the temperature is a little warmer, we may bundle up and take a short walk (to relieve our cabin fever).
My kids don’t seem to notice the cold and they always want to play in the snow. They like to build snowmen, igloos and go sledding.
This is a fun, free way to explore your neighborhood this winter and see how many different Christmas decorations you can find.
There are 12 Christmas decorations for your kids to find on the Christmas scavenger hunt. When your child finds an item, he circles it.
It is fun to see how many items your kids find.
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Christmas Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt
It is easy to complete this scavenger hunt with your kids. All you need to do is print the Christmas neighborhood scavenger hunt and grab a clipboard (optional) and a pencil.
To print the scavenger hunt, you can either click on the picture below or you can download it to your computer.
Click here to print the free Christmas scavenger hunt.
I hope you and your kids enjoy this Christmas scavenger hunt. Did you find everything on the list?
