We've got lots of ideas for holding treasure hunt parties and treasure hunting games as an ice breaker for get togethers of families and friends not just at Christmas but all year round. So if you have 11 clues, you could decorate a cardboard box and write on it Christmas box, or a large bag and write Christmas bag.

There's nothing like having treasure hunt parties and treasure hunting games as an ice breaker for get togethers of families and friends. You can bring together children and adults in pairs or teams, and by the time they've completed the hunt they'll be like old friends. Any hiding place can be used but you need to be able to spell it in the same number of letters as you have clues. For example you may want to hide the presents under the Christmas tree or in a bag or box. We've also have a tried and tested great idea for making sure that opening gifts on Christmas Day is slow burning fun and not a paper tearing frenzy. The great thing is everyone can join in. One twist we have in our treasure hunt games is to include an anagram of where the treasure is hidden.

With 12 clues you can have Christmas.