Road Trip Printables for Kids: Squares and Dots Board
Lets take a road trip!! But first, we should stock up on some of these fun road trip printables for kids – don’t you agree?
Not sure about yours, but my boys tend to get ultra bored and a bit grumpy after sitting in a car for several hours.
So, I made some great printables, like this dot square game printable, to help keep the kids entertained! I hope your kids enjoy them, too!
Keep reading to download the dot to dot square game for your children! This paper could also be used to create your own bullet journal. Great travel resources for kids!
About the Road Trip Printables for Kids:
This is a dot board to help your kids quickly (and easily) play the dots and squares game on your next road trip.
Oh honestly, this dot box game printable is great for airports and trains, too!
Personally, I print out a stack of these and my other printable road trip games and stick them in a storage clipboard!
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Is this printable dot game board something that the whole family can do?
Absolutely. This is great for rainy days at home, or a long car ride for the kids in the back of the car to play a fun game. I’ve included the simple dot game template so that you can start playing the dots game right away.
The great thing about great games like this is that it’s a great activity for everyone. This is one of the reasons that I love offering free printables – because this gives you the chance to play your own game on your own time! What a great way to bond as a family or to have this free printable dots game on hand for a vacation road trip!
How to Play Dots & Squares Game:
Starting with an empty grid of dots (aka these printable game boards), the game is played by the players taking turns to add a single horizontal or vertical line between two unjoined adjacent dots.
A player who completes the fourth side of a 1×1 box earns one point and takes another turn.
The points are typically recorded by placing in the box an identifying mark of the player, such as an initial.
The game ends when no more lines can be placed. The winner of the game is the player with the most points.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dots_and_Boxes
Can you claim the most boxes – winning isn’t about strategy, it is about luck! Lets get started playing connect the dots and find out who is the best strategist!
- Looking for more games and activities? You can find all road trip printables for kids here.
- Plus, I have a big list of 36 other road trip printables!
More Travel Games for Kids:
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- Travel Scavenger Hunt For Kids Card Game
- Hangman – Take ‘N’ Play Anywhere Game
- Melissa & Doug Travel Memory Game
- Hasbro Travel Guess Who Game Fun On The Run
- Connect 4 Travel Fun On The Run; no. HG-22677
- Crayola Color Wonder Travel Tote (colors & styles may vary)
- Checkers – Take ‘N’ Play Anywhere Game
More Road Trip Activities for Kids:
If your kids love this dot game, they are also going to enjoy the License Plate Game free printable for road trips that we created.
In current times, children want to stay glued to their electronic devices. However, when they do, they miss out on everything around them and this basically defeats the entire purpose of the road trip. Doesn’t it?
Learning Printables and Activities
These are excellent resources for kids! They’ll love being a part of the learning process from start to finish.
Help your kids look forward to a road trip pit stop with this fun Restaurant I-Spy printable!
Play an old-fashioned game of Tic Tac Toe with this printable activity sheet!
Check out these Fun Road Trip Games to Play with Teens!
Great idea. We are going on a road trip soon. My son and I used to play that game all the time!
Thank you for sharing this at Thoughts of Home. We are so glad you are here.
This is a great idea for a road trip, or even to keep the kids occupied while waiting at a restaurant!
I’m going to print out a few of these and stick them in the diaper bag with some crayons!
Thanks for sharing over at the Thoughtful Spot! Your ideas are so helpful!