Autumn treasure hunt charts
Autumn is a lovely time to get out and do a treasure hunt -spotting all sorts of animals and insects.
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As the leaves turn golden, check out our treasure hunt charts for you to print out, so your children can tick off things they spot.
How to make your autumn treasure hunt extra fun
- Why not offer small prizes for everything on the list that's collected?
- Take photos on your phone while you're out, or once back home of all the things you've found
- Make a little 'art display' and do a drawing of some, or all, of the things you found on your treasure hunt
Where to go for your autumn treasure hunt
If you're keen to get started on your autumn treasure hunt but aren't sure where to go, be sure to check out our local listings of parks, playgrounds and woodlands.
Print out your autumn treasure hunt chart
Choose one or both of the treasure hunt charts below to print out and take on your autumn walk - there's one designed for younger kids and one for older kids.
Autumn treasure hunt for younger kids
Autumn treasure hunt for older kids
