If I had to spend to make 4 or 5 hours in a warm car seat belts and still no snuggers, may not be a big fan road trip either. Car rides are always more fun for younger and integrated as a portable DVD player has become increasingly common, but sometimes watching videos is aging.
When it's time to resort good old-fashioned road trip entertainment, we have shown, the mother of approved activities for you:
Travel Bag. At the beginningtravel, to surprise your children with a bag full of goodies that travel have selected for them ahead of time, such as activity books, small toys, books, snacks and much more.
Music. Play a CD of favorite songs and sing your child's help pass the time faster. Choose the songs you know with games and pour the baby finger, like Itsy Bitsy Spider, BINGO And this old
Electric reading books. The popular learning to read "books" such as MyLeapFrog LeapPad before or Power Touch Learning System by Fisher Price with the interests of the child ', playing with words and stories of favorite characters, Thomas the Train, Strawberry Shortcake and Arthur will engage in.
Game Boy Advance. I usually pack for adults, but now is also great with our children from children's videos that are now available to share. We love the Dora the Explorer: Game Boy Advance Video Volume 1 with 3 Little Piggies and BigRiver.
I Spy. The classic game that kids from 2 to 12 can enjoy! The person who’s turn it is picks out something everyone can see and says, “ I spy something…” and then describes the color, shape size or location to give clues. She answers “yes” or “no” to questions. The correct guesser becomes the next spy.
Scavenger Hunt. Make a list of things you may see on a road trip and as you find them on your travels, check them off. For toddlers, find, print and laminate pictures of things on our scavenger hunt list to make the game visual. This game is also easily adaptable to older kids, who can check items off on the list. Try making the activity competitive, and allow only the first person who sees the item to check it off. Click here for a starter list for your road trip scavenger hunt!
Car Bingo. This is a variation of the travel scavenger hunt, fun for older toddlers and young children. Make bingo cards using the items listed above in our road trip scavenger hunt, using four squares up and four across. Cover the squares of things like police cards, stop signs and bicycles as you find them on your travels. Click here to visit Sesame Street for a set of bingo cards you can print!
Lap Desk. Make or buy a lap desk to make activities easier for kids traveling in the back seat. A good traveling lap desk will have a cushy bottom to conform to your child’s legs and help keep the top stable. Some models have zipper pockets or containers to hold crayons and pens.
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