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More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 1: Multiple MessesPart 2: Get MovingPart 3: Fort-ified! More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 4: Museum d'ArtPart 5: Indoor Sand BoxPart 6: Treasure Hunt More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 7: Hide-n-SeekPart 8: Good Clean FunPart 9: In The Kitchen Indoor Fun with Twins/MultiplesPart 6: Treasure HuntThe anticipation, the thrill of the hunt, the outwitting of the tricky treasure hider -- all of these elements combine to make a Treasure Hunt game one of childhood's most fascinating games. Childen never get tired of the process. However, planning a good treasure hunt takes some planning and preparation. If your twins or multiples are old enough -- or if you have the assistance of an older sibling -- you can enlist their help to do the preparation. In many cases, planning the hunt is just as enjoyable as hunting. Get both twins involved by having them plan treasure hunts for each other! Some keys to a successful indoor hunt are:
More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 1: Multiple MessesPart 2: Get MovingPart 3: Fort-ified! More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 4: Museum d'ArtPart 5: Indoor Sand BoxPart 6: Treasure Hunt More Ideas for Indoor FunPart 7: Hide-n-SeekPart 8: Good Clean FunPart 9: In The Kitchen |
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