Take a good look and then create an imaginary backstory about the occupants. First, spot another vehicle and look at the people in the car. A word picnic, that is! The first person starts the game by saying, 'I'm going on a picnic and I'm taking…' something that starts with an 'A.' The second person repeats the sentence, including what the first person said, and adds something that starts with a 'B.' The game keeps going until someone fumbles or you (miraculously) reach the letter 'Z.'ĥ. Other players have to guess which one is false.Ĥ. This one's a campfire favorite and especially challenging when you play with family members. Keep playing until only one person is left standing, er, sitting.ģ. Person 3: Fortunately, I've been practicing my evasive slime maneuvers.Person 2: Unfortunately, it's raining toxic slime that'll melt right through your poncho.

Person 1: Fortunately, I remembered to pack my rain poncho!.The next person starts with 'unfortunately,' followed by something, well, unfortunate. One person starts a sentence with 'fortunately,' followed by something that is fortunate. Start this game by drawing inspiration from passing cars, landmarks, or the weather. Fool the snoozer and every storyteller wins!Ģ. For example, you could assign one point for every, 'No way!' and two points for, 'Are you sure?' Storytellers win points for various reactions. To keep score, assign points to various reactions from the snoozer. Assign all of the 'awake' passengers a portion of the story to tell. Got a snoozing car-mate? Create a believable story that starts with, 'While you were sleeping,' to tell the sleeping passenger when they wake up. Check out this list of road trip games that are fun, electronic-free, and totally entertaining for the entire family! Games That Get Your Creative Juices Goingġ. Your car doesn’t have to come equipped with the latest entertainment system to keep the backseat crew from getting bored. “Over the hills and through the woods, to grandmother's house we go!' If this statement has you dreading the inevitable follow up, “Are we there yet?” then keep reading.

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