Taking a flight is always exciting, and On the Plane Activity Book is the perfect companion for your journey. Play ‘I Spy While I Fly’, take a multiple-choice quiz and spot the identical pilots on their way through the airport.
Packed with plenty to keep kids occupied at the airport or during the flight, this book also includes planes to decorate, matching games, fill-in-the-face drawing tasks, true-or-false airplane and flying facts, and behind-the-scenes diagrams to explore. All children need to do is grab some pens and pencils, get ready to draw, write and play, and let their creativity soar!
A recent study found that kids who spend more time on screens tend to be less happy than kids who engage in non-screen activities like reading traditional printed media or doing activities on printed material. Many parents are looking for fun, non-screen activities for kids to do during the winter months.
My Thoughts
Let's paint a picture that most of us have experienced at some point, it is just you and your toddler on a flight. They are getting antsy, they do not want to watch a movie and snacks are not working. They are starting to get squirmy and louder by the second. You are starting to feel slightly panicky. I had that recently happen to me, when we flew through a bunch of storms, and they did not turn off the seatbelt sign once throughout the whole flight. I wish I had this book then.
This book is super cute and chock full of great activities for kids when they are on a plane. Each page is a different activity and the pages are colorful and bright. I actually enjoyed doing a few of the activities with my son, which only goes so far with "Mr. Independent". You can make your own passport, design your own plane, I spy games, multiple choice quiz, removable world map, diagrams of planes. My son is your stereotypical little boys. Everything is planes, trains, and automobiles. He loves this book. Only one small problem, after doing a bunch of activities in this book, he took it upon himself to walk right into the cockpit of the plane. Thankfully the pilots were really cool about it. Save yourself some anguish, bring this book on your next flight.
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