How do you make road trips with kids memorable?

Road trips with your kids do not have to be tiring interrupted by a constant barrage of "Are we there yet?" Try out some of these kid-friendly games to keep the whole family entertained:

Trivia Questions

Before the car travel, prepare a list of trivia questions about your child's unique interests, be it Avengers toys or world history. Throughout the journey, ask them questions to keep their minds active.

Questions

As there are a few distractions while in the car, it is an ideal time to bond with kids. Ask them some entertaining questions to get them talking, like what is the strangest meal you have ever had? what are your favourite things to fantasise about? what are three things on your summer bucket list?

Alphabet Game

One person drives on the right side of the road, while the other drives on the left. Each player searches for letters of the alphabet on signs or licence plates on their side of the road. The game's goal is to correctly identify all the letters of the alphabet from A to Z. The person who can spot the complete alphabet wins. This is one of the best 3-year-old games

Animal Name Game

One person names an animal to begin this road trip game. Then, everyone must name another species that begins with the last letter of the last animal named, for example, elephant, tiger, raccoon, or newt. In this game, there are no winners or losers. Try the game using some of the best toys for 3-year-old as a clue.

Secret Place Race

One of them examines a route map and discovers a tiny town, village, river, or other landmarks. That person says the name of the location they have chosen. The other participant has 60 seconds to examine the map and attempts to locate the hidden location.

Word Association

This car game is ideal for word masters. The first player reads out a random word. The next swiftly says a term that is related to the first. These steps get repeated for each player in turn. If someone takes too long to respond, delivers a response without a clear association, or repeats a word, the game is over.

Name That Song

No car ride is complete with singing songs. Take turns performing a song's lyrics. Everyone can guess who the singer is or which movie is it from. There are bonus points if they can predict both. This is a great travel game for older kids and teens.

Telephone

Here, the child whispers a story to another. They then whisper the identical story as word-for-word recall and so on. The last person to hear the story tells it again so that everyone can listen to it. Some of the stories get lost in translation, and the following jumbled message makes the game funnier.