This is the one that made both our lot ask if magic is actually real. I’ll let you decide how to answer that.
There’s magic in getting kids to look up from screens and lose themselves in a proper story, and this treasure hunt does exactly that. In the Enchanted Forest, something terrible has happened: the Great Spell — the heart of all magic in the forest — has vanished. Professor Luminus and his student wizards are completely stuck without it, and the whole forest is fading.
The kids are recruited as apprentice sorcerers to track down the spell and save the day. They work through eight magical challenges, each one a new riddle or test that brings them closer to uncovering what’s happened. There’s real teamwork in this one, proper thinking puzzles, and enough story to keep everyone engaged.
📦 What you get in the PDF
- Full parent guide with clear, step-by-step setup instructions
- Invitation scrolls that summon the children as apprentice wizards
- An enchanted forest map to colour in as they discover each magical location
- Eight station cards with mystical challenges — two full difficulty levels (ages 6–9: playful puzzles, shorter riddles; ages 9–12: trickier challenges, more complex riddles)
- Four bonus mystical tasks if you want to deepen the adventure
- A complete story script in Professor Luminus’s voice
- Wizard certificates and achievement badges
- Creative tips and decoration ideas (chalked start lines, broom-prop ideas, atmospheric touches)
- Full solutions guide
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When does this hunt work best?
A brilliant pick for a birthday party with a wide age range — the two difficulty levels mean a six-year-old and a twelve-year-old can play the same quest. It works indoors, in the garden or even on a walk round the park, and Halloween or a wizard-themed party is the perfect excuse to dress up for it. Give yourself about half an hour to print, cut and set up the stations.
Quick answer: a printable magic and wizards treasure hunt for ages 6–12 and 4 or more players, with 60–120 minutes of play and two difficulty levels. Instant PDF — print it at home tonight.
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