April 2017

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

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 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

⋅

 This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #PlanesToTheRescue #CollectiveBias








I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


Connect with us! You can find us here:

Holiday Travel Activities for Kids with Disney Planes

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I just spent 26  hours in the car.  Straight.  Yes, you heard me right.  26 hours!  With kids!  We don’t usually travel over Christmas (and never that far!), but when the chance came up to spend some time with my dad and my best friend, we knew we had to hit the road.



I’m so glad my kids are a bit older and can (mostly) entertain themselves.  I give them a few tools, and they keep themselves busy for hours!



Since Planes and Planes: Fire and Rescue are big hits with my kids, I knew that having some activities based around these favorite movies would be a great idea.  If you will be traveling and have a Planes fan, keep reading for some FUN and EASY printable activities you can whip up really quick before you go.



Luckily, Walmart has their Planes toys and videos on Rollback just in time for the holidays!  




We headed over to Walmart (for the third time that week- anyone else?)  and picked up this awesome die-cast 3-pack. (It was on “Rollback” for only $14.97!)


 These are perfect for traveling because they don’t take up too much space, but they are a great tool for imaginative play.  There are two different sets available.

Other items on Rollback would make awesome last-minute gifts, including the Flight to the Finish Speedway ($24.97)

                            

The Fire and Rescue Deluxe Talking Vehicle Assortment ($19.97/each)


and the Planes Character Assortment and Planes: Fire and Rescue Character Assortment ($4.97/each).


First, let’s make this awesome travel runway.  Every Dusty (or friend) needs a runway!  


You will need the following:

  • Cereal box or other thin cardboard
  • Adhesive ( I love my Scotch roller!)



1.  I created this printable runway rather than take the time to make one (I’m lazy.)  You can download yours here , then print it out.  


Laminate it if desired so you can use it over and over again.  

Cut your cereal box or cardboard to fit a standard sheet of paper.

  

Then,  use your adhesive to attach your printable to the cereal box.

(Optional)  Attach magnets to the back.  We use cheap cookie sheets as travel desks when we go on road trips.  If you use magnets, you can keep your runway in place for easier “takeoffs” and “landings”!

Don’t you love that drawing of me and my son?  

That’s it!  My kids loved playing with their travel runway- and I have a hunch they’ll keep using it here at Grandpa’s house!

Bonus!  I love how Disney made Cars and Planes Characters into “people”!  I thought it was perfect from the first time I saw the trailer for the original Cars.  It got me thinking- what kind of Plane would I be?  A sleek jet?  A clunky old duster?  

Kids will love turning themselves into Planes with this printable coloring page.  I printed out several of these and let the kids go wild.


I have to show you my favorite- my 5 year old turned himself into this:






Download yours here and see what your kids create!



Are you traveling for the holidays this week?  What are your tips for traveling with kids?  Share them in the comments below!


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