This is a great start to your Christmas Scavenger Hunt List. By all means, this list is not exhaustive. Each region might have things that need to be added because of where you live. Others might add traditional items specific to your customes. The best part of the hunt though is that it gets the players out of the house for a little bit so you can set up dessert, the gift exchange, or the next game.
Be sure to have a prize for every player on the winning team, and be prepared for a tie, just in case. Only play this if you are in a nice, safe residential area, since it involves running across the street alot. Be sure that the teams are of sufficent size to keep them safe.
Holly leaf
Wrapping paper with a santa on it
A snowman in any form
3 strands of silver tinsel
Red Christmas tree light bulb
Metal ornament hook
Pinecone
Piece of tree garland
Mistletoe
Gift tag
Poinsettia flower
Chocolate gold coin
Package of hot cocoa mix
A piece of chocolate fudge
1 tablespoon of eggnog in a zip-lock baggie
Piece of curled ribbon
Homemade Christmas cookie
A Nativity scene in any form
Lump of coal
Candy cane
A jingle bell
Star shaped anything
Gingerbread
Christmas card
Something with an elf on it
Nuts
Popcorn on a string
Carmel
Carrot
Gumdrop
Candle
Miniature marshmallow
Taffy
Hershey's Kiss wrapped in any color other than silver
Cookie cutter
Lip balm
Pie tin
Apple
Cinnamon stick
Remember, these items should be found and never stolen. Get permission if you need an item from somebody's yard and take a flashlight if you're doing this in the dark. Let your neighbors know in advance that you're having a scavenger hunt party so they won't be surprised if anyone's seen wandering around their yard during the game.
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