Kid's Trip Diary: Kids! Write About Your Own Adventures and Experiences!

by Loris G. Bree, Marlin Bree

Kids can record their own traveling adventures and make a treasured memory book with this trip diary. A great travel companion that enhances children’s excitement about new places, this activity book offers plenty of writing and drawing space and supplies a keepsake section for ticket stubs, pictures, or other souvenirs. Helping children become involved in the early planning stages, this journal helps ease anxiety and motivates kids to research their trip so they are excited when they arrive at their destination. Interactive text prompts children to learn more about their travels, and new games and puzzles will add many happy hours to vacations.

96 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007

Reviews

[Jobiska (Cindy) · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a nice book to help guide kids in putting down their trip memories. My son used it in 2003 when he was 8, and I don't think he would have gotten as much down without the categories (what did you eat? what was the funniest thing you saw or heard? draw one thing...etc.). At the end of a long day of sightseeing it's hard for a kid to think of what to put down--this helps. He only used a few pages though--I'll have to have him use this for future trips as well (even though he's beyond the targeted age range, I think he'll enjoy it). There are also several suggestions for travel games.