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Ages 4–8 · 8 picture clues + treasure card · free printable
A free printable pirate treasure hunt for ages 4–8: follow eight picture clues across the 'sea' and the 'jungle' to find the hidden treasure chest.
Ahoy, matey! Old Captain Saltybeard hid a treasure chest somewhere in this house before he sailed away. He left a trail of picture clues for a brave new pirate. Follow every clue to find the treasure!
Tap a hiding place to switch it on or off (4–12 places). New places are added at the end; the last place is where the treasure waits.
A4 or US Letter · setup checklist, 9 cards, blank draw-your-own clues and a certificate
Look by the front door!
Every pirate starts the trip
at the door, to board the ship!
Look in the bathtub!
Splash! The sea is deep and blue —
look in the tub (it's dry!) for a clue!
Mission: Walk the plank (a line on the floor) to the next spot!
Look in a shoe!
Pirate boots go stomp on deck —
look inside and have a check!
Look under a sofa cushion!
Our sofa ship is ready to sail —
check the cushions, follow the trail!
Look next to a plant!
Through the jungle, green and tall —
look by the plant, beside the wall!
Mission: Shout "Ahoy!" three times, then go look!
Look in the laundry basket!
Sails and flags all in a heap —
dig in the basket, take a peep!
Look under the table!
Under the deck where pirates dine —
look beneath for the next sign!
Look in the toy box!
A wooden chest for pirate loot —
look in the toy box, toot-toot-toot!
Mission: Close one eye like a pirate and spin around once!
Yo-ho-ho, treasure!
You found Captain Saltybeard's treasure! You're a true pirate treasure hunter!
A warm, private journal for your kids' funniest sayings, wobbly firsts and everyday magic. Log a quote or a voice note in seconds and share it with the whole family. Free to start.
A personalised newspaper for your child: their week, their interests, puzzles and a comic to finish. One A4 sheet, printed at home. Your first newspaper is a free sample.