Looking for something fun for your children to play at the museum that will help them learn more about the museum and displays? Then try this free printable museum scavenger hunt.
Museum Scavenger Hunt – To Find:
- an animal that hibernates during the winter
- an animal’s name that begins with “W”
- an animal smaller than you
- an animal that was extinct before you were born
- an animal that is in danger of becoming extinct
- a museum artifact from another country
- an interactive learning tool
- a sign that says “Do Not Touch”
- an artifact that is from your hometown
- an animal with webbed toes
- an animal that could fit into the palm of your hand
- an animal that doesn’t eat meat
- an animal that typically lives in a tree
- a display of an animal creating their own home
- an animal that you might find in your yard
- a plaque honoring someone
- a display under construction
- a display of an animal taking care of its’ babies
- an information brochure
- a museum tour guide
Remember – don’t touch anything you aren’t supposed to at the museum! Most of the items on this list you’ll just have to point at and write down.
Have Fun!


Hi! I'm Cheryl, the owner and writer for Moms & Munchkins. I'm a Canadian married mother of 1. I'm a certified Project Management Professional with a strong interest in event planning.
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omg I am soo happy I have found you via the hop!! I am always looking for new GREAT things to do with the kids as I run an in home childcare!! thanks a bunch I will have to plan our next visit to the museum asap!!
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Thanks for stopping by! Good luck with the home childcare – I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun with it!
What a great idea. Seriousyl easy, but that would definitely keep them occupied. Stopping in from the UBP12. So glad I did.
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