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[mattmom]

Mickeysaver, you are a life saver!!!!!! THANKS doesn't begin to cover it....now maybe those flights won't seem so long.

 

[tracipierce]

I know this is a reeeeaaallly old thread, but someone mentioned getting personalised disney stories on one of the posts, I have tried to find them but can't, if anyone can help, I would be sooo grateful :

 

[Alex2kMommy]

I know this is a reeeeaaallly old thread, but someone mentioned getting personalised disney stories on one of the posts, I have tried to find them but can't, if anyone can help, I would be sooo grateful :

Use this link to access the Disney Magic Artist website:
http://disney.go.com/magicartist/index.html

Click on the Fun & Games link at the top, choose a character, and then click on the Storybook icon. This should take you to a page where you enter information about the child to be included in the story.

I'm not sure if every character has a Storybook icon to choose, so if you don't find one, backtrack and select another character. Good luck!

 

[pirates4]

So much information- I printed out some for my boys.

 

[snowman]

I've made activity booklets for each of us for our upcoming trip. Puzzles, mazes, mad-libs, etc. Some of the things came from existing sites, some I created using a puzzle creator. Our activity books are up to about 22 pages right now.

I'm happy to share if anybody is interested. PM me and I'll email the word doc.

Thanks for the links from page 1.

 

[KSG'sDisneyMem]

Love the links excellent info. Using for next month's trip. Where do I find how to add cool stuff like signature & other...

 

[pirates4]

Welcome to Dis !! To have a signature and also a Avitar go into the User CP which is located above Dis Home. This is where you can make changes.

 

[Disneyfanfour]

Thanks for all the links! My two daughters, now 13 and 11, still look forward to the creativity booklets I make for them and I was running out of ideas, especially for this age. Now our 6-8 hour trip won't be so long!

 

[joeysmommy]

All of these activities and games are great..but...I have a challenge for you:

I want to make my sons a picture scavenger hunt card..my 3 yr old can't read yet so I wanted something he can play too.

But here's the twist...I want to make a card with about 9 pictures of items in the ride queues of DL.

So it would be sort of a cross between bingo and scavenger hunt.

I want to keep them occupied while waiting for rides like Nemo, Buzz, Dumbo, Peter Pan etc.

I have quite few pictures from our trip last year but not quite the right ones for the queues.

Also, should I cut out 9 pictures, put them on the printer and then make a color copy of it on card stock? I was going to laminate it so we can reuse it or swap with each other.
I would make an easier version for my 3 yr old and a more advanced version for my 6 yr old.

We will also look for Hidden Mickeys, but I wanted to make something different.

Any ideas?
Where can I find more pictures of the ride queues?

 

[EC0323]

Okay I have been printing and printing until my poor printer starting gasping for air. Now I need to laminate a few pages. Can I do that at a Staples or do I need to go to a special print shop?
Thanks to everyone for posting all these great tips and links! I am having a ball!

 

[DARuss]

Thanks a bunch! Great idea. We have a 11 hour drive, these will help. Ran out of DVDs on last trip.

 

[jdcthree]

This is great, thanks! We love this kind of stuff.

 

[2moms]

Great thread! We're going to be travelling to relatives 12 hours away for thanksgiving, so this will help the kids pass the time! Thanks for all the links!

 

[bear74]

Word Search Puzzle Maker <create your own here> http://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/WordSearchSetupForm.html

Maze Maker <create your own here>
http://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/AdvMazeSetupForm.html

Cross Word Puzzle Maker <create your own here>
http://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/CrissCrossSetupForm.html

The Mouse For Less Word Searches: http://www.themouseforless.com/downloads/WordSearch.shtml

Disney's Activity Pages: http://disney.go.com/activities/

Pumba Maze
http://www.disneywarehouse.com/activities/mazes/maze01.html

Simba Maze
http://www.disneywarehouse.com/activities/mazes/maze02.html

Mickey & Minnie Maze http://www.disneywarehouse.com/activities/mazes/maze06.html

Disney Character Word Scramble http://www.disneywarehouse.com/activities/wordscramble/scramble02.html

Mickey's Movies Word Scramble http://www.disneywarehouse.com/activities/wordscramble/scramble01.html

Disney Word Search
http://www.disneyzone.net/puzzle1.htm

Disney Characters Word Search
http://www.disneyzone.net/puzzle2.htm

Disney Attractions Word Search
http://www.disneyzone.net/puzzle3.htm

Cartoons & Comics Word Search
http://www.debidawn.com/cartoonws.htm

Disney Character Color Pages: http://lnx.ginevra2000.it/Disney/color_index.htm

Here are a couple that I have used.

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/books/cartravelbook/

http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/cartoons/disney.html

Thanks for the links!!

Here is another site that has some printable car activities such as travel bingo, dots, tic tac toe, a scavenger hunt, song lyrics, a map of the US for the license plate game, etc.

http://www.momsminivan.com/printables.html


Enjoy!

Debbie

SCRAPPERS:
www.enchantedlearning.com has great pages to print to record (daily) what you've done, where you've eaten, etc. Great for future scrapbook journaling.

www.dltk-kids.com had charactor templates for paper piercing.

This is great!!

I don't think this site has been posted yet:

http://www.activitiesforkids.com/travel/travel_hints.htm

so to repay you all here's some more http://www.kidsturncentral.com/coloring.htm

http://www.kidprintables.com/puzzles/finishthis/

http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/halloweenprint/index.htm


http://www.mickeyfriends.com/

Here's a couple I've used before:

http://members.tripod.com/~cee_47374/KidsWorksheetsActivities-2.html
http://psc.disney.go.com/abcnetworks/toondisney/abckids/activity_fun.html

I also like http://www.crayola.com . Lots of variety on their webpages.

plus, here's a link for the disney handwriting page.
http://www.disneydollarless.com/educational/educational.shtml

I just bought my DD the Birnbaum's Kids Guide and there was a very cute and fun segment in it called "who am I". I'll give you an example of how it worked... (I am making this up so I don't spoil the ones in the book!) Who am I??? 1. I am an experiment 2. They thought I was a dog 3. I have big ears and teeth. Who am I? Answer, Stitch of course... You could play this game anytime....or you could print out names of Disney Characters on paper and players would have to draw the name and think up the #1, #2 and #3 questions. The book by the way was a big hit with my DD age 8!

Just found this link and it is the actual Disney site, there is a TON of coloring sheets you can choose and the quality of the pages is really great! Also has some games.etc to print
http://disney.go.com/magicartist/coloring/index.html

Have fun!

Just found this site:

http://www.momsminivan.com/

has tons of ideas for activities for roadtrips and even a section called "Doin' Disney"

Just thought I'd pass it along!

Wanted to add another link. The license plate sheet is really nice.

Epson Travel pages

Sorry if this has already been posted. TONS of Disney coloring pages!
http://www.4kraftykidz.com/disneymoviecoloring.html

I spent some time the other evening looking for printables. Looking at what I printed, here's one more. I don't think I can make a link, too new, so google abcteach.

I posted a thread about this before I noticed this one. I came up with a game for the car that I thought I would share.

Yesterday, we were running errands and listening to Radio Disney (Like always!), and we must have heard Corbin Bleu's "Push It to the Limit" at least 5 times throughout the afternoon. My husband and I were joking that on our upcoming road trip to Disney we should keep a tally of what songs we hear and how many times we hear them on the 17 hour drive. That gave me a great idea; Radio Disney Bingo!!!! I went to the Radio Disney website, and copied down their list of the Top 30 songs. I made sure to include the songs that we hear all the time lately, like Hannah Montana and High School Musical. I then did a search and found this site that generates bingo cards: http://www.teach-nology.com/web_tools/materials/bingo/ I plugged in the songs, and it prints out the card! I shuffled them around a few times, and took out a few songs and put in new ones, so now I have about 12 cards printed out, one for each of us for a total of 4 games. I figure it will take about an hour or so to play, listening for the songs on our cards, and marking them out when they are played. I will get some kind of treat to give to the winner, maybe food treats for DH and me, and Disney Dollars for DD. I think it will be fun, and hopefully help to pass the time, since DD can still read or play her video games while playing (during the songs and commercials).

I always make personalized activity books for each child that we use at meals and around the parks. They are especially useful at the dinner table while we are waiting for our food or while waiting for parades or shows. I have tons and tons of things collected over the years but some of the best are activities that don't need a link.

Here are some simple ones for kids and adults. You could print them up and bind them (at an office supple place) or just print up a single sheets and pull them out of your bag as needed. These can be stopped and continued at a later time.

CROSSWORDS/SCRABBLE (1 or more players)
Use a piece of graph paper and select a topic like "Disney Treats and Eats" Disney Charcaters", "Disney Rides and Attractions", "Magic Kingdom", etc..... Link as many words that you can to fit the topic. You can play it like Scrabble & take turns or you can have a sheet for each player. For scoring, I make it very simple. The letters M, I, C, K, E, and Y are worth 3 points. All other vowels are 2 pts each and all other consonants are 1 pt each.

It will look something like this as the game goes on:

S
PLUTO
A
MICKEY
E

You could also just take plain graph paper with you and pick a topic when you need it without needing to print anything before you go.


MAKING WORDS (1 or more players)
Provide a simple sentence and let them make as many words as possible from the letters. Some favs are "Sue (use your child's name) found the Yeti!", "Small World Rocks!", "Mickey Likes Well-mannered Kids" etc.... The older kids enjoy funny sentences. An oldie but a goodie.

MAKING LISTS (1 or more players)
The possibilities are endless! Make lists of the sit-down restaurants, the rides & attractions in each park, animated Disney movies, Disney mountains (splash, space, .....), Disney treats from the ice cream cart, dolls in Small World, etc....

RIDE DESCRIPTIONS:
Draw and/or describe Expedition Everest, RnR, Great Movie ride, etc... This is actually a great memory tool. As they try to remember each turn, it brings back fun memories.

DESIGN YOU OWN RIDE OR ATTRACTION:
With a blank piece of paper, create an original design. Imagine the theming, characters, intensity, vehicles, etc....

TALLY OF EVENTS:
Pick something to look for before you leave for the day like red shoes, a smiling CM, someone wearing something with a Donald Duck on it, etc.... The family member who spots the most gets to pick the topic for the next day (or you can choose your own prize).

MATCHING PICTURES (great for pre-schoolers)
Copy FREE pic of Disney characters (clip-art is a good source) to match or cut out pics from a Disney catalog or other source. I like to copy vacation pics of the kids to match with a Disney pic of their fav ride or another pic of them at WDW. These can be used in two ways.
1) Paste them into two columns. Examples are Woody/Buzz, Mickey/Minnie, JoJo/Goliath, a Dalmation/Cruella, Nemo/Dory, etc..... The possibilities are endless. Your child can draw a line from one to the other to make a match.

If you have a copier at home, you can cut out the pics and lightly tape them onto a blank piece of paper, make a copy, then take them off and rearrange them for multiple worksheets.

2) Copy or paste one picture of the pair onto a blank piece of paper. Put the matching pics in a zip bag and pull them out to match with the paper. Can be an individual game or more than one playing.

PHOTO SCAVENGER HUNT
This takes a lot of time to do but it can also take a lot of time & energy to play.

Copy, paste, and crop Disney pics or your own vacation pics so that the location or item is not easily recognizible. Be sure to make a master list because it is easy to forget what the pic is! The kids really like to see their own pics on this game.

DOT-TO-DOT SHEETS
Take any reproducible coloring sheet and use White-out to "erase" a part of the pic like Mickey's ears, Pooh's balloon, Lightening McQueen, etc... You can choose the level of difficulty based on your own child.

Use a marker to add dots for the outline and put numbers by each dot. For younger kids, I usually put a star by number 1 so that they know where to start. Make copies of the sheets once they are dotted and numbered.

PUZZLES
Cut up a photo of your child at WDW or a character pic and put the pieces in a zip bag. Them your child re-assemble the puzzle pieces.



Some of my ideas may seem corny but each family is different. Ours likes to have something to do and anything that involves thinking is useful. None of my kids enjoy coloring pages.

Use this link to access the Disney Magic Artist website:
http://disney.go.com/magicartist/index.html

Click on the Fun & Games link at the top, choose a character, and then click on the Storybook icon. This should take you to a page where you enter information about the child to be included in the story.

I'm not sure if every character has a Storybook icon to choose, so if you don't find one, backtrack and select another character. Good luck!

thank you for all of these

 

[Jmee]

I have used tons of ink and paper printing so many wonderful things from these links! We are flying in January, but these will keep my kids entertained for the whole trip. Thanks to you all, and hoping this bump will help someone else find this useful!

 

[ppppiglett]

This will keep us busy on our Auto Train trip to WDW and will be great for the 4 girls while we watch them at the room and give thier parents a night alone!

Thank you, all of you for posting these links!

 

[Tigger&Pooh]

Thanks so much for all of the wonderful links. We have an 8 - 9 hour car ride ahead of us and I am so fortunate to have found this link!!

 

[Benducci]

Thank you! This all looks great!

 

[smee1126]

I wanted to thank you for the links to all of the activities...I have an 8yr old daughter and a 5yr old daughter, so you know they are constantly on the go...
We have a Disney trip planned for our 10yr wedding anniversary , April 2008. We honeymooned there and thought that it would be awesome to go back and celebrate our anniversary there with our now 'much' bigger family, which also includes our 6mo old son. We haven't decided whether we want to fly or drive but either way the activities will keep the girls busy in the car or on the plane.
I just love the puzzle maker With the 2 different ages for my girls, I can make one much easier for my 5yr old and make one a little more difficult for my 8yr old. Thankyou again!!!

 

[AmyK]

a few other links that I found helpful:


Disney related ones:
http://disney.go.com/fairies/games/printables.html

http://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/animatedfilms/ratatouille/main.html?deeplink=games

http://www.cartooncritters.com/colrbynmber.htm

Non Disney ones, if you don't want them ONLY Disney:

http://www.printactivities.com/Seasonal_Activities/Summer-Printables.html
(this one has a "mazes" link with mazes for each letter of the alphabet. I took the M one and put pix of Mickie and Minnie on there for example)

http://printables4kids.com/

http://freestuff4kids.net/

http://www.thekidzpage.com/colouring_menus/activities/index.htm
(this has some fun word searches with names for each letter)