My daughters are 10 and 7 this year. The 10-year-old loves making treasure hunts (and has for a while). She scatters clues on little pieces of paper all over th

My daughters are 10 and 7 this year. The 10-year-old loves making treasure hunts (and has for a while). She scatters clues on little pieces of paper all over the house and garden. Some clues are ambiguous, so the wrong locations will also contain surprises, e.g. a note under the apple tree saying "Nearly! But where else would you find apples?" (fruit drawer in fridge). I'd love to get her started on Escape Rooms soon. The little one loves twisting existing games. Like connect-4: you can play two tokens on your turn. Or Chess: making up new movement rules for the pieces. They're learning to be rule breakers and outside-the-box thinkers.