On-The-Go Craft Time Road-Trip Activities For Kids

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Away We Go! 16 Keep-'Em-Busy Road Trip Activities

From coloring on the windows to rest-stop scavenger hunts, check out these 16 fun road-trip activities for kids (17 Photos)

April Rueb on Apr 3, 2013 at 2:35PM

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a April Rueb on Feb 24, 2011 at 3:54PM

Craft time's never been easier with these portable, organized binders filled with markers, crayons and paper.

Best for kids ages: 3 and up

What You’ll Need: A computer and printer; plain paper; hole punch; three-ring binder; pencil case compatible with a three-ring binder; crayons; pencils; and markers

Directions: Print these word searches, coloring pages and hide-and-seek games. Punch holes in the printed activity sheets and stack them in the three-ring binder. Snap the zippered pencil case into the front of the binder, and insert the pencils, crayons and markers. Added bonus: The hardtop binder makes a perfect makeshift desk!