You can either pick something at random from your head as the answer to 20 Questions, but we like to put a bunch of words into a jar or Tupperware to pick from on the trip. This is not the game to play with toddlers and younger elementary school kids who get frustrated very easily. Like I Spy, the 20 Questions game is something you can do at anytime, anywhere on a long car trip. DON’T WANT TO Come Up with your own? BUY IT ON AMAZON.COM 20 Questions The best thing about I Spy is that you can play a round or two and then pick it up later.
#Fun ideas for long road trips license#
Don’t want to make a License Plate Game? Buy it on I SpyĪnother great road trip game that doesn’t require a pad of paper is I Spy with My Little Eye. The person with the most by the end of the day (or trip) wins an extra treat.Įveryone can have their own sheet, like a bingo game, or you can use different colors for each person in the car to make check marks next to the state name. Print out all of the license plates (50 states, EU countries, etc.) that you can look for during the long drive throughout the day.
You can’t expect to find all of the states (or countries if you are embarking on an international road trip) in 15 minutes. The License Plate game is pretty much an all day affair. Planning a road trip? Grab our Road Trip Packing List! License Plate game Letters “V” and “U” are surprisingly hard. It’s a great idea to pull out this game when you first start out the day while everyone is fresh.Īs you drive through your day, yell out the next letter you find. What is it? You have to find all 26 letters of the alphabet in road signs, billboards and even license plates. The ultimate fall back for our family is the “A-Z game.” So, here is what we found that worked for our crew. We didn’t want to get bored or hear the kids whining, as I’m sure you can relate. We needed to pass the time as we drove for hours on end to get from point A to points B, C and even D, E and F. When it came to what to do on a long car ride, I wanted to find the best apps, crafts, games and rest stop activities. And I can’t count on the fact that my kids will fall asleep in the car anymore, even when I want to take a nap. Tried and tested things to do on a road tripĪs we drove from DC to North Dakota this summer, we tested out various games and activities to see which ones were the most fun, and kept the grumpy bug at bay in both adults and kids.Īfter all, my kids aren’t the only ones who get antsy in the car I just about lose my mind some days (hours?) during long periods of driving.
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