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Boys' Car Activity Bags

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This blog article was originally posted on my first blog In Our Pond.  I started out trying to put all my travel content on my homeschooling blog, but it grew to be too big.  So, I'm moving all the road trip stuff over here!  In Our Pond will now be exclusively for homeschooling and parenting content, while this blog (Party Through the USA) is for all the family travel posts.  Check them both out!

Yesterday, I posted about Dragonfly's activity bag.  Today, I'll show you the ones for the boys.


His bag contains:
- motorcycle (thrift store)
- various blue vehicles ($ store)
- altoid tin for pouring and dumping
- blue play dough balloon (DIY)
- pretend cell phone ($ store)

As you can see, it's all about cars, wheels, and things to spin in Skimmer's bag.  I'm sure he will also do some things from Dragonfly and Tadpole's bags, too.  I forgot to include the "something to spin" and i-spy activities that I posted about a few days ago (here).  'He also has a zipper bag in blue for snacks.


This is Tadpole's Bag:
- noisy camera toy (thrift store)
- marble maze (DIY)
- wood animal magnets (DIY)
- trucks ($ store)
- car track mat (DIY)

We'll have to see how well this keeps the busy on our upcoming trip.

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