I know I'm late for this but I thought of it while camping this weekend so I'm posting it now. Sorry it isn't going along with the weeks theme.
My parents used to do the "temple game" when they went to the temple. Each hour we had an envelope with a time written on it on when it was to be opened. Inside was a place where a treat or activity was hidden. This would get us so excited to see them go to the temple. So I thought not take it on the road. You could expedia places along the way and have packages to open at specific places or just do it with times to pass the time and get the motivated for the next location ect. (The packages could include things to use on the road and entertained them for the next hour or however long) Ideas for the packages could be coloring books, magnets,stickers, tape (basically all the ideas that were posted on the blog)..
Might help pass the time.. HAPPY TRAVELS.
Megan
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So we've said our good-bye's to Fiji, but moving around the world is going to be a standard procedure for this family in the years to come. Because I can't always rely on outside sources, I feel a duty to be the the primary provider of wholesome and educational entertainment for my kids---all accomplished in a loving atmosphere. (and yes, piles of dirty dishes and dust bunnies can and do exist within my loving atmosphere!) I'm no expert in early childhood education, but I've done some parenting homework and put my creative juices to the test many times. I'm excited to share my successes and failures with all of you. Plus, I need to learn your mothering secrets!
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