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You can use Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Printables in so many creative and fun ways with kids of all ages. Great for learning, challenges, and travel, these activities are fabulous screen-free ways to enjoy time with kids.
Find out more and get your free printable pack of Alphabet Scavenger Hunt fun for kids today!
Terrific Scavenger Hunt for Kids Tools
Before we get to the alphabet scavenger hunt for kids fun, check out these amazing ways for your kids to mark off their printables!
- Pencils
- Erasable Pens
- Washable Markers
- Crayons
- Stickers
- Stamps
- Dot-a-Dot Markers (Bingo Daubers)
Here are a few of our favorite scavenger hunt tools:
Dixon Ticonderoga No.2 Pencils, Assorted Neon, 10-Pack
BIC Xtra-Precision Mechanical Pencil, Metallic Barrel, Fine Point (0.5mm), 24-Count
PILOT FriXion Color Sticks Erasable Gel Pens 10-pack of Assorted Colors (32454) Black, Gray, Hunter Green, Blue, Purple, Magenta, Salmon Pink, Red, Orange, Navy, Erase Mistakes without White Out
Crayola 12 Ct Ultra-Clean Washable Markers
Crayola Jumbo Crayons, Assorted Colors, Great Toddler Crayons, 16Count
Crayola Crayons 24 Colors
SAVITA 3D Stickers for Kids & Toddlers 500+ Puffy Stickers Variety Pack for Scrapbooking Bullet Journal Including Animal, Numbers, Fruits, Fish, Dinosaurs, Cars and More
Melissa & Doug Sticker Collection Book; Arts & Crafts; Princesses, Tea Party, Animals, and More (500+ Stickers)
Crayola; Ultra-Clean; Stamper Markers; Art Tools; 10 ct. Markers; Bright, Bold Washable Colors; Emoticons
Melissa & Doug 10 Washable Stamp Markers – Animals
Do A Dot Art! Markers 6-Pack Rainbow Washable Paint Markers, The Original Dot Marker
Creative Ways to Enjoy Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Printables for Kids
Sure, alphabet scavenger hunts are awesome for younger kids, like toddlers and preschoolers, to practice letter recognition and sounds. But, you can also use these fun activities with your older kids, too!
Here are a few of the ways I like to enjoy alphabet scavenger hunts with my boys:
1. Travel Fun with Alphabet Scavenger Hunt for Kids
Play the Alphabet Gamein the car during a trip. Just put one of the free printables found at the end of this post on a clipboard. Your child can use one of our recommended scavenger hunt tools to mark down what letters they find.
Younger kids can use an "X" or checkmark. Challenge older kids to write the word. Also, your kids can practice counting with tally marks.
2. ABC Scavenger Hunt for Indoor Fun for Kids
Got yucky weather? And tired of hearing "I'm bored!" and "There's nothing to do!"?
Pop one of these free scavenger hunt printables on a clipboard and turn your kids loose. Encourage your kids to be creative in finding letters in your home. Or limit which room(s) your kids can find their answers.
3. Educational Video or App Fun with Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Want a fun way to boost screentime or help kids pay attention to an educational video? Give them an alphabet scavenger hunt printable and instruct your kids to jot down words or draw objects for each letter of the alphabet.
4. Have an Alphabet Scavenger Hunt for Reading Fun
Use one of the alphabet scavenger hunt printables to search for (and practice writing) vocabulary, spelling, or just because words. This activity can also be a blast for read-aloud time or listening to audiobooks 🙂
5. Foreign Language Practice with Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Are your kids studying a foreign language? Give them a fun challenge to search for and write down words for each letter of the alphabet from that language. (You may need to modify the printables according to the language of study.)
As I continue to think of new and creative ways to enjoy alphabet scavenger hunts with kids, I'll update here. Please share your fun ideas in the comments section below 🙂
Get Your Free Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Pack
This free pack of Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Printables includes two pages.
One page is blank so your kids can record their findings in any way they'd like. The second page contains five boxes per letter.
Your kids can use an "X", checkmark, sticker, stamp, or another fun way to share their discoveries. (I think a smiley face is super cool 🙂 )
You can print out as many copies as you need. If you have a friend or co-worker who you think would enjoy this activity with kids, please share the link to this post with them
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What creative & fun ideas do you have for using these Alphabet Scavenger Hunt Printables for Kids?
