Treasure Hunt Focus Fun
A playful treasure hunt that helps your child practice focusing attention, ignoring distractions, and shifting attention between clues.
Opens a guided voice session in TogetherTime.
How it works
- 1
First, let's set up our treasure hunt. Place the objects around the room in plain sight but not too obvious. Then cover them with the blanket. Say: 'We're going to play a game where your child needs to focus and find hidden treasures. I'll give clues one at a time, and they needs to listen carefully and look for the right object.'
- 2
Now give the first clue. Make it simple and clear: 'Find something we use for eating.' Pause and let your child search. Observe how they focuses on the task.
- 3
Give the second clue, but introduce a mild distraction first. {Parent_name}, make a soft noise (like tapping) or move slightly, then give clue: 'Now find something soft we wear on our feet.' Observe if your child ignores the distraction.
- 4
Now we'll practice shifting attention. Give two clues quickly: 'First find something blue, then find something that holds water.' Observe how your child manages switching between tasks.