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Some Simple Travel Games for Car and Train Journeys

Step 5Pass the Monsters!

Pass the Monsters!
This game can be played at home as well as whilst travelling. All you need is a pencil and paper for each player. If you are in a car or bus, you will need something to rest the paper on as well.

Starting at the top of the paper, each player draws head of a monster, and then folds the paper down to hide all but the very bottom of the neck.

Players pass the drawings round without peeping under the folds, draw the body and arms, and then fold the paper down again.

This is repeated twice more (legs and feet), and then the pictures are all unfolded at once. The pictures get passed around for a giggle, and whoever finished a picture off gets to give the monster a name.

Variations

If you have children who claim to be unable to draw, then re-name the game Pass the Worms - each player draws a section of a worm's body and colours it in with glorious technicolour imagination. Decide how many times the players are going to pass the worms around and on the last go the players finish off the worm. Unroll and admire.

Depending on your passengers' interests and artistic skills, you could play Pass the Rockets, Pass the Truck or Pass the DNA Helix. The possibilities, as they say, are endless.
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Jun 12, 2008. 11:40 AMLithium Rain says:
I'm guessing that Kitewife went first on this, followed by you, then #2 son and #1 son.
Jun 12, 2008. 2:16 PMLithium Rain says:
Heh-I figured the second round was you, with the robot torso and arms.

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