Options for possible hiding places in the house where you can hide clues:
- message in a balloon (pop the balloon to get the task);
- a message in a bottle floating in the bathroom;
- a box of sand in which clue objects are buried (there may be small toys, for example, LEGO);
- cookies with hints inside - eat and find out the answer;
- hints in cereal jars in the kitchen;
- flower pots;
- a note in the hands of a child’s favorite soft toy;
- a note with a hint task hidden under a candy wrapper;
- a note taped to the back of a plate of cake in the refrigerator;
- picture hint on the computer (flash drive);
- a hint in the form of a highlighted word in a newspaper (you can select a whole word or individual letters, from which you will then need to compose an encrypted word);
- in your favorite book of fairy tales;
- balcony;
- furniture (the answer to the riddle should lead to a table, armchair, closet, sofa, chest of drawers);
- household appliances (the answer to the riddle should lead to a microwave oven, refrigerator, washing machine, oven, hair dryer, etc.);
- a clue hidden under the carpet;
- Interior items can also be used (this could be vases, boxes, paintings, dinnerware, books, etc.);
- magnets on the refrigerator indicating the country or city;
- suitcases, even better if with a combination lock (encryption code);
- the final stage of the quest is a mailbox on the first floor (it’s a thrill to go down to the first floor, open the box with a key and pick up the last clue, which tells you where the gift is hidden).
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