1. Kitchen (where you get something to eat)
2. Bathroom (for brushing teeth twice a day)
3. Bookshelf or Library (place to find a book)
4. Living Room or Entryway (someone is here, use your ears — likely a doorbell or phone)
5. Bedroom (where you get dressed)
6. Pantry or Breakfast Table (you eat me for breakfast, boxed and dry — cereal)
7. Bathroom Sink (look in the sink for the missing link — likely a toothbrush or floss)
8. Art Supply Area or Craft Room (stuff for art)
9. Drawer with Utensils (we come in different styles, you use us as a tool — forks/spoons/knives)
10. Bedroom (where you lay your head — bed)
11. Music Room or Living Room (instrument with a musical sound — piano, guitar, etc.)
12. Mirror (you see me in the morning and evening, keeping me clean reflects you)
13. Closet or Entryway (where we keep our shoes)
14. Front Door (check the front door for news — mail or newspaper)
15. Mirror (look into your eyes — reflection in mirror)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable scavenger hunt clues for around the house.