Challenge Your Teens with a Road Trip Scavenger Hunt FREE Printable

Published:
February 1, 2016

Sarah Shelton

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Sarah Shelton

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For parents of teens, it’s sometimes difficult to find fun, non-electronic things to do in the car because a lot of road trip games are geared toward younger children.
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This specific road trip scavenger hunt was created with older kids in mind. It includes 50 things to search for that will challenge your middle school student.

Download this scavenger hunt HERE and bring it with you on your next road trip!

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