How to Have Fun on a Long Car Trip (for Grade School Kids)
Determine how long you will be gone or driving., Grab a purse, book bag, mini duffel bag, etc., to help you carry fun games or toys in for the car trip. , Put a couple or black pens, crayons, color pencils,markers in the bag and a notebook so you...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Determine how long you will be gone or driving.
You want to be able to have plenty of ideas and games to keep yourself occupied. -
Step 2: Grab a purse
, Include a pack of cheap crayons and a coloring/activity book to keep younger kids entertained.
When you get into a car, give it to them, and enjoy the peace and quiet. , Also, take a snack such as a sandwich and a water bottle. , If your car has a DVD player in it, or you have a portable DVD player, bring lots of movies and favorite shows.
Don't play them too loudly, the driver cannot be distracted; bring your ear buds. ,, You can also make up a game and create rules for it as well.
Having the ideas noted down will make it easier to remember when traveling in the car. , Some good ideas are:
The alphabet game:
Someone thinks of a category like "animals" then everyone takes turns thinking of an animal for each letter of the alphabet.
The license plate game.
Skittle safety:
Every time you see a yellow car, shout skittles! Mustang Bing-Bang:
If you see a Mustang, any color, shout Mustang Bing-Bang! Slug Bug:
Every time you see a slug bug car hit your opponent lightly and say, "Slug bug" and the color of the car! , Especially if it is a long car trip, you may become very sleepy during the time your parents are driving. , It will give you someone to talk to.
If you're feeling really bored, make a book for it. , Arrive in good spirits and ready to have a laugh.
Don't complain about how long the drive was; you are blessed to be able to travel this way at this time of human history. -
Step 3: book bag
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Step 4: mini duffel bag
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Step 5: to help you carry fun games or toys in for the car trip.
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Step 6: Put a couple or black pens
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Step 7: crayons
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Step 8: color pencils
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Step 9: markers in the bag and a notebook so you can draw.
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Step 10: Take your iPod
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Step 11: crosswords puzzles and/or a journal.
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Step 12: Bring DVDs.
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Step 13: Doodle in your journal.
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Step 14: Get a notebook and write down some ideas you would like game-wise.
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Step 15: Play some car games.
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Step 16: Bring a blanket or pillow.
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Step 17: Bring a teddy bear if you're an only child.
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Step 18: Stay entertained all the way to your destination.
Detailed Guide
You want to be able to have plenty of ideas and games to keep yourself occupied.
, Include a pack of cheap crayons and a coloring/activity book to keep younger kids entertained.
When you get into a car, give it to them, and enjoy the peace and quiet. , Also, take a snack such as a sandwich and a water bottle. , If your car has a DVD player in it, or you have a portable DVD player, bring lots of movies and favorite shows.
Don't play them too loudly, the driver cannot be distracted; bring your ear buds. ,, You can also make up a game and create rules for it as well.
Having the ideas noted down will make it easier to remember when traveling in the car. , Some good ideas are:
The alphabet game:
Someone thinks of a category like "animals" then everyone takes turns thinking of an animal for each letter of the alphabet.
The license plate game.
Skittle safety:
Every time you see a yellow car, shout skittles! Mustang Bing-Bang:
If you see a Mustang, any color, shout Mustang Bing-Bang! Slug Bug:
Every time you see a slug bug car hit your opponent lightly and say, "Slug bug" and the color of the car! , Especially if it is a long car trip, you may become very sleepy during the time your parents are driving. , It will give you someone to talk to.
If you're feeling really bored, make a book for it. , Arrive in good spirits and ready to have a laugh.
Don't complain about how long the drive was; you are blessed to be able to travel this way at this time of human history.
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