My miracle baby girl recently turned one year old. Without me getting into the emotions of all that I have to say, we had an amazing birthday party for her (I am working on that post). We had pony rides, a photographer, a fun theme and finger foods with tons of friends and family to celebrate with us. We put together a few fun games for the kiddies to play too. One of the games was a Treasure Hunt.

The Treasure Hunt was not something we had originally planned on for the birthday party. A nice woman named Chené had contacted me and asked if I would be interested in reviewing her program, which generates the clues for a treasure hunt.

Obviously, I said yes! What child does not like a treasure hunt! Chené set up an account for me with a credit available for me to use the treasure hunt clue generator. I signed in and was pleasantly surprised at the ease of creating the Treasure Hunt clues.

There are 94 preset places to hide the clues or you can set your own custom location. The clues are generated by the six locations you choose that you are going to hide the clues at. Then I had to choose from the different types of puzzles including Jigsaw, zig-zag riddle, color code, falling letters, mirror, reversed order, accordion, shuffled words, battleship, barcode and hieroglyph puzzles. For the age group at my daughter’s party I chose the mirror puzzle for our six clues. I then chose a theme border for the clue cards, which I chose the obvious Birthday theme. You can also choose team colors if you wanted to have multiple teams. Now that I had made all my personalizations to the clue cards, I was ready to order. Once I ordered I was able to immediately print off the clue cards.