November 2009 - Activity Book for Kids
The month of November ushers in the major travel holidays of the school year. Most of you will find yourselves traveling with the kids for at least a few hours as you go to meet up with family for a grand Thanksgiving Feast. The November 2009 version of our kids travel activity passports, will help your kids enjoy the number of miles you spend together during your Thanksgiving road trip.
Our signature passports come with road trip ideas, activities, and games for the whole family to enjoy while on the road. Simply click on this link to open up your free travel book: November 2009 Roadtrip Activity Passport for Kids.
The activity passport books are free to use. Simply open up the PDF file and print out the book. These books were designed to be printed on both sides of paper in a printer. When these are printed in a two sided formation, they can then be cut in the middle and either stapled or bound spirally at a copy center.
My daughter excited about the thanksgiving activity travel book
I like to add a clear plastic sheet on the front and back for additional durability.
If you have a Kinkos, or other copy center nearby, you can take a copy of the pdf file to the copy center and they can produce the booklet for you for a nominal fee.
These books are also designed such that you can reward your children from completing a certain number of pages in the activity booklet (See the last page of the passport). We also included a small section at the end of the book as a field guide, or travel journal so that kids can record their activities.
Stay tuned for future versions of these passports as our family does some more traveling. Our kids are hooked and ask for them on every major road trip we take. We’ll be creating more, but we want to hear your feedback. Try them out and let us know what worked well and what could be improved. (See the comment form below).
Finally, feel free to share our activity book with others. Save on your email bandwidth by forwarding this website address rather than attaching the PDF itself – it also helps us get more feedback from people that actually use the booklets.
Download the November 2009 Roadtrip Activity Passport for Kids
