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1 NOVEMBER RADROADTRIPS PASSPORT This document is copyrighted by You may reproduce as many copies as you wish for your personal, home use. You may not redistribute, repackage, or resell this work without written consent from the author. Page 48 Page 1

Trip. Maybe you can work out a deal with the drivers that you get certain rewards for different completion

2 HTTP :// AD R OAD T RIPS. COM Completion Checklist Color in the page numbers that were completed in your passport during your Rad Road Trip. Maybe you can work out a deal with the drivers that you get certain rewards for different completion milestones. Last Name / Surname First / Given name Date of Travel A Picture of You <RAD<ROAD<TRIP<TRAVELER<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< <<<<<<<<<<< <LOOKING<FOR<ADVENTURE Page 2 Page 47

3 Ideas for your Next Road Trip Write down a list of games, activities, songs, or other ideas for your next road trip. What worked well on this road trip and what didn t? List the major stops along your way for your road trip. Check the boxes when you have reached those destinations! Once you get home, feel free to share your ideas or thoughts with us at RadRoad- Trips.com. Get help from an adult to submit your ideas at our website under the Contact Us page. If we feature your experience, game, song, activity, or idea, you ll get credit for it. Who knows, you might even be featured in our next Road Trip Passport! Page 46 Page 3

4 License Plate Inspections On your trip, try to identify how many state license plates you can see. This isn t really a game, rather an activity where everyone can help each other by calling out license plates for everyone to check off. See how many your family can identify during your trip! Day: Page 4 Page 45

5 Day: THANKFULNESS See how many things you can think of that you are thankful for. Write as many things as you can think of, or as you can fit on this page. Review them with everyone else in the car when you are finished. Page 44 Page 5

6 Coloring Activity Day: Page 6 Page 43

7 Day: Learn a Road Trip Song Take time to learn the following song while on your trip. Sing it together in the car. Try to involve everyone! In a cavern, in a canyon, Excavating for a mine, Dwelt a miner, forty-niner And his daughter Clementine. CHORUS Oh my darling, oh my darling Oh my darling, Clementine Thou art lost and gone forever, Dreadful sorry, Clementine. Light she was and like a fairy, And her shoes were number nine, Herring boxes without topses Sandals were for Clementine {CHORUS} Drove she ducklings to the water Every morning just at nine, Hit her foot against a splinter Fell into the foaming brine. {CHORUS} Ruby lips above the water, Blowing bubbles soft and fine, But alas, I was no swimmer, So I lost my Clementine. {CHORUS} Then the miner, forty-niner Soon began to peak and pine, Thought he oughter jine he daughter, Now he s with his Clementine. Clementine {CHORUS} In my dreams she still doth haunt me, Robed in garments soaked in brine; Though in life I used to hug her, Now she s dead, I draw the line. Page 42 Page 7

8 Alphabet Signs Day: The object of the game is to find a word on a street sign or on another vehicle that starts with the letter that you are currently on. The end goal is to get through the whole alphabet in alphabetical order. Everyone in the car starts at the letter A. As people see signs with the word that begins with A they move on to the next letter, B in this case. Only one person can claim a word on a sign at a time. Write down each of the words for the letters that you find on the street signs. The first person to get to the letter Z wins. A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z: Page 8 Page 41

9 Day: Math Facts Choose the math operator that you want to use (+, -,, ). Work out all of the problems on this sheet with that operator. Have someone check your work when you are completed. Page 40 Page 9

10 Brain Buster Can you draw the following without lifting your pen from the paper, or going over the same line twice, or crossing any line? (We have included several versions so that you can start over as you need ) Road Trip Journal Use this next section of your Rad-Road-Trip passport to record thoughts or pictures of things you did or saw during your road trip. See solution on Page 15. Page 10 Page 39

11 Coloring Activity Hangman Page 38 Page 11

12 Getting To Know You Enjoy spending some quality, get-to-know you time with your family through these questions. Have people in the car give their answers for a particular person and then have that person respond FAMILY FEAST How many words can you make from the letters in the word above? Write down as many as you can think of. See who gets the most words. Page 12 Page 37

13 Paper Battleship Use the game board below to play against another person in the car. Thanksgiving Poem Cryptogram The section below contains a secret phrase. Each of the blanks has a number underneath it. Fill in the letters that correspond to the numbers below the blanks to solve the phrase. At the bottom of the page there is a KEY that lists all the letters from A thru Z with a box below. Each of the letters has a corresponding number to help you keep track of the coded letters that you have deciphered. Page 36 Page 13

14 THANKSGIVING How many words can you make from the letters in the word above? Write down as many as you can think of. See who gets the most words. Drawing Activity Draw a picture of something that you see while you are riding in on this trip. Page 14 Page 35

15 Hangman Coloring Activity Solution to puzzle on page 10 Page 34 Page 15

16 Word Scramble! Unscramble the letters in the words listed below so that they spell a word that makes sense. Write the word on the line next to the scrambled letters. IPE : KSAHNT : License Number Bingo GAME RULES: Each person in the car chooses a different page in their passport that has a bingo card. During the road trip, as the players spot numbers on license plates that are on the card (eg. License Plate: 315N WPR would complete a square: 31 or 15 on your card). When they find the number, they mark off that square on the bingo card. The first person to get a full row completed (either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), they are the winner. If the scenic route is not providing the amount of items quickly enough, a non-player may shout out different numbers to help the game move along. EYUTKR : YMILAF : IOADYHL : AMET : Aetlp: Amh: Page 16 Page 33

17 License Number Bingo Sudoku Puzzles GAME RULES: Each person in the car chooses a different page in their passport that has a bingo card. During the road trip, as the players spot numbers on license plates that are on the card (eg. License Plate: 315N WPR would complete a square: 31 or 15 on your card). When they find the number, they mark off that square on the bingo card. The first person to get a full row completed (either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), they are the winner. If the scenic route is not providing the amount of items quickly enough, a non-player may shout out different numbers to help the game move along. Easy A Little Harder Page 32 Page 17

18 Riddle Me This! Take turns having each person in the car read a riddle (or make up one) for the rest of the vehicle occupants. Take turns trying to work together in figuring out what the solution is. The riddles below are in big letters and their solutions appear directly below the riddle in reverse. Odds & Evens One person is designated the odds player while the other is labeled evens. Players hold one hand out in front of them and count together to three (sometimes chanting Once, twice, thrice, SHOOT! or One, two, three, SHOOT! ). On three (or shoot ), both players hold out either one or two fingers. If the sum of fingers shown by both players is an even number (i.e. two or four) then the evens player wins; otherwise the odds player is the winner. Since there are two possible ways to add up to three, both players have an equal chance of winning. Use the scorecard below to keep track of the winner of each round. Player Odds Name: Round Player Evens Name: Total Wins Page 18 Page 31

Dot-to to-dot Activity Name that Tune One person in the car hums or otherwise makes the sounds of a song. People in the vehicle take turns trying to guess the name of the song.

19 Dot-to to-dot Activity Name that Tune One person in the car hums or otherwise makes the sounds of a song. People in the vehicle take turns trying to guess the name of the song. Some favorite songs often come from television show theme songs, children s songs, and church hymns/songs. Feel free to color this picture while you play the game. Page 30 Page 19

20 Paper Battleship Use the game board below to play against another person in the car. Math Facts Choose the math operator that you want to use (+, -,, ). Work out all of the problems on this sheet with that operator. Have someone check your work when you are completed. Page 20 Page 29

21 Paper Battleship Use the game board below to play against another person in the car. Squirrel Maze Help the squirrel get to the tree. Page 28 Page 21

22 Coloring Activity Hangman Page 22 Page 27

23 Mad Lib Story (Part II) Thanksgiving Dinner Read the story, filling in the words that were entered on the previous page. Find the words that represent possible foods that you might eat for thanksgiving dinner this year. A Pilgrimage This story takes place _(NUMBER) years ago when a group of _ (ADJECTIVE) people in England wanted to _(VERB) and _(VERB) in their own way. The _(ADJECTIVE) king controlled the _(NOUN) of England, and everyone was _(VERB-ED) to go to the same type of _(NOUN). Anyone who dared to disobey would be sent to _(PLACE). The group of people who wanted the _(NOUN) to be free of the King were called _(NOUN-PLURAL). To escape the rule of the _(ADJECTIVE) king, about _(NUMBER) men, women, children, and _(ANIMAL-PLURAL) left their homeland on a _(ADJECTIVE) ship named the _(MADEUP). Those brave traveler landed near _(PLACE) after their _(NUMBER) -week journey over the _(ADJECTIVE) sea. The _(ADJECTIVE) winter set in and these people had a hard time. Luckily, Native Americans _(VERB-ED) by _(VERB-ING) them with _(FOOD) and teaching them about the area. This helped them learn how to survive in this _(ADJECTIVE) new land. ACORNS APPLEPIE APPLES ASPARAGUS BEANS BEETS BRUSSEL CARROTS COBBLER COLESLAW CORN CORNBREAD CRANBERRIES DESSERT DRESSING GRAVY HAM PEAS PECANPIE POTATOES PUDDING PUMPKINPIE SALAD SPROUTS STUFFING TURKEY YAMS Page 26 Page 23

Thanksgiving Crossword Puzzle Mad Lib Story (Part I) Across 2. A national holiday in the USA that takes place during the month of November 5. They fall from the trees during the autumn months 9.

One of the most popular types of meat for a Thanksgiving feast 16. A sound that a turkey makes Down 1. Breakfast, Lunch, and... 3.

24 Thanksgiving Crossword Puzzle Mad Lib Story (Part I) Across 2. A national holiday in the USA that takes place during the month of November 5. They fall from the trees during the autumn months 9. A time when you gather in all of your crops from the field or garden 10. The ship that many pilgrims used to arrive at the new world 11. Sometimes this is eated on the cob 14. One of the most popular types of meat for a Thanksgiving feast 16. A sound that a turkey makes Down 1. Breakfast, Lunch, and Another common (shortened) name used for the United States of America 4. Father, Mother, Brothers, Sisters 6. To help other people 7. (Two Words) You split this after dinner and the person with the bigger portion after the break gets a wish 8. Also known as sweet potatoes 12. Thanksgiving item that is made with bread crumbs and spices - sometimes it is stuffed into a turkey for cooking purposes 13. Pour this over your potatoes and turkey 15. Another term for the word "Autumn" Fill words into the following spaces below. Once you have words on this page, have someone read the story on the next page, filling in the blanks with your words. A number An adjective A verb A verb An adjective A noun A verb ending in 'ed' A noun The name of a place A noun A plural noun An adjective A number An animal (plural) An adjective Just make up a word The name of a place A number An adjective An adjective A verb ending in 'ed' A verb ending in 'ing' The name of some food An adjective Page 24 Page 25

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