There are many ways to use The Trip Clip with a cookie sheet, including this idea I had recently of using a cookie sheet with the Driving Directions activity for some unique car entertainment with built in learning. How To Play Here are a few suggestions for how to set this game up for your … Continue reading Cookie Sheet Driving Directions Game
I recently combined the travel games and educational activities into a single bundle. The good news for my customers is that anyone who purchased the travel activities now automatically has access to all of the educational activities too! You should see these in your account now and be able to customize and print them all. … Continue reading Fun & Educational Activities
One of the popular items I sell on Teachers Pay Teachers is a set of printable 2-player activities that can be used in school as free time games. These printable games actually have a lot of good learning in them, and teachers can easily print a stack of them for kids to grab and play … Continue reading 5 Free Time Games
This past week I had my niece Gaby use The Trip Clip website to create sets of 30 Alphabet BINGO boards and calling cards. If you already own the Bingo activity you can make these yourself with no additional purchase (instructions below). If you don't own the Bingo activity you can purchase the sets of … Continue reading Alphabet BINGO
BINGO is a fun game, and an incredible learning tool. From travel bingo, to chores bingo, to spelling bingo, you can make any kind of bingo board you need with The Trip Clip. There are many different ways you can play bingo. Whether you're aiming for 5 in a row, blacking out the whole board, … Continue reading Make Any BINGO Board
Keeping kids going on a trip to the grocery store can be a real challenge. In fact, this problem is what inspired me to create The Trip Clip in the first place! I found that planning ahead and working to actively engage my son at the store was the most effective way to get him … Continue reading A Secret Message Grocery List
Week 6: Learning Through Drawing This is something I may need more than my kids. Whenever we sit down together to draw, I get immediate drawer's block. That's a thing. Really. Seriously, though, there's something about staring at that blank page that just makes me freeze. Sometimes, a little inspiration is just the thing that's needed. These drawing … Continue reading Week 6: Learning Through Drawing
Secret Message Puzzles (or Cryptograms) are great for teaching problem solving that helps in math, science, and computer programming. And they’re super fun, too! These 30 puzzles all have plenty of hints to get new puzzlers started on this fun word game. They'll also be practicing letter recognition and early reading skills. Learn more about how … Continue reading 30 Secret Message Puzzles & Riddles
Alissa from Bounceback Parenting wrote a great blog post about how to survive grocery shopping with her three kids. #2 on her list was to make a grocery list for your kids. Here's what she had to say: 2. Make the kids grocery lists – You can create you own from newspaper clippings or just writing … Continue reading 13 Ways to Make Grocery Shopping with Kids Less Torturous. Or maybe even fun.
These activity pages are great for keeping kids entertained and even learning a little something when you’re traveling. You can print them as is for free, or edit them to make them harder or easier or just simply print more! Here are all the ways kids can learn from these activities: Road sign BINGO which is fun and … Continue reading Pre-Teen Travel Pack: 15 Free Activity Pages
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