Are you looking forward to Summer Vacations with the kiddos?  How about those long car rides where you try to entertain them, but don't necessarily want them playing video games the whole way?  Do your kids argue with each other the whole way? or do they get along well on vacation?

Here is a great way to engage their minds, make family vacations both fun and educational, and help them develop writing skills, attention to detail and memory recall.


My Review : 
My daughter Allison (age 8) decided to try her Inspired Vacation Journal on our Spring Break Trip to St. Louis.  She started by filling in the first few pages as we began our trip. She continued through most of the car ride to do as many of the fun-filled pages as she could along the way.  She even showed her little sister how to do a few in her book as well.  During our trip and after we returned home, she finished her book and was so happy and proud to show it off to myself and her daddy.  She explained everything she did in the book and told us how much fun it was to do.  She asked if she could do another one for our summer trip to Wisconsin Dells.
My son, who will turn 12 this summer, opted to wait to use his Inspired Vacation Journal on our summer trip, or possibly for his first ever Week long Boy Scout Camp.  He has already looked through the book and has planned how he will fill it out.
The Inspired Vacation Journals are fun for kids to do and gives them exciting ways to share their personal ideas, drawings, and more with friends and family.  It makes a great keepsake for when they are older.
You can find the Inspired Vacation Journal and other fun kid-friendly activities at http://www.inspiredpencil.com/