Road Trip and Car Games For Kids

1 The Great Alphabet Race

Encourage kids to spend their time looking out the window and discovering new things — instead of focusing on being bored — with this creative game that will get everyone engaged in some fun.

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2 DIY Family Trivia

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You'll be amazed how quickly some intriguing family trivia can distract cranky, tired, or bored little ones during a long drive.

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3 DIY Travel I Spy

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Repurpose old items from around your house with this twist on the traditional I Spy game. Paste a photo of all of the items hidden within the bottle and let your little one spend time looking for the objects in the rice within the enclosed container.

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4 Magnetic Patterns Book

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Although this game takes a bit of time to make, it's definitely worth it when you see all of the quiet car time you gain from it! Your little one will love using the pattern guides to try to copy the photo using colorful tiles on his or her magnetic board.

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5 Tic-Tac-Toe

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By using Velcro chalkboard tiles for this beloved classic game, you don't have to worry about bumpy roads ruining your game and can let different family members mark their own pieces.

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6 The Story Monster

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Printable story cards accompany this no-sew craft and encourages your child to use his imagination to brainstorm creative new stories.

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7 Road Trip Bingo

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Personalize these mini bingo cards according to your destination and make a variety of printouts according to your route.

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