What are some fun games that can be played during travel?

While travelling it is always fun when you have something planed for the whole Journey to pass time and make it a memorable one. Now many people thinks what game they shold play during travel. So here is a list of few games that they can consider to make their journey most enjoyable one -

Guess the song. Turn the radio on or put your Spotify/CD player on shuffle. Whoever can shout out the name of the song first, wins. (Be sure to cover you your radio screen if it says the song names as they play).

Truth or Car-Contained Dare. A game of truth or dare where all the dares must be something that can be accomplished (safely) in the car.

The Alphabet Game

Everyone has to find words beginning with letters of the alphabet, beginning at A and ending at Z. The words can be on street or shop signs, and whoever spots it first must claim it so the others know it's been taken. First to get to Z wins.

Bingo

This game is very easy to play but needs to be prepared before you leave on your holiday. Just draw up grids for each person (apart from the driver) with objects on the squares that you would normally see on a long trip, i.e. tractor, sheep, stop sign etc. Use stickers to cover the square when the object has been spotted. It won't be long before someone will be able to shout BINGO. 

Rock Paper Scissors

People play this all around the world! It's easy to learn for little ones and a lot of fun for everyone especially when you get faster. 

Tongue Twisters

Try out as many tongue twisters as you can, and make your own up. This is lots of fun for the whole family.

Memory Game

One person starts the game by saying any name or anything then the next person needs to say another name or thing with the name said by the first person and then it continues. The first person to forgot what the last person said fails.

Travel Diary

Although it is not a game, it is an essential item if your child can write, and also for anyone who likes to record special holiday moments. Encourage them to stick in whatever they want, even entry passes or flowers. At the end of the trip, photos and pictures collected along the way are included, and you have lasting hand written travel memories.