If six children are playing, six clues are handed out to begin and six clues are found in each hiding place. You’re only allowed to take one clue. Begin by handing out the first clue written on a piece of paper. Our game began with the following clue: "You will find your first clue where you sit down to play." The children immediately assumed this clue was somewhere in the sofa cushions. But it wasn’t. They were stumped. With a few helpful hints, they finally found their clue in the piano bench. From then on, one clue lead to another, until finally, the prize was found. If you don’t want disappointed players, that prize should be something all can share. An example: Candy Kisses.