Let the kids navigate on family road trips
Equip each kid with a road map to your destination. It’s a great way to school them in geography; older kids might even get a kick out of estimating distances. Add stickers from each stop (preferably those that represent the area) and you’ve got the makings of a great keepsake of the trip.
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