Good Luck! My new RV comes with 4 (count them 4) TVs. We seldom, I mean really seldom, watch TV even at home. Thankfully, I can take the grandchildren on a two week trip and never turn on the TV. Strangely, there generation, and that of the older grandchildren, seem to outgrown the need for television. In exchange they now think and dream in bandwidth. The six year olds play Mindcraft on multiple formats, phones, I-pads, laptops, whatever. The older ones share thoughts and read books and articles on e-format devices. E-communication is their reality. One just showed me her perfect report-card, posted on her phone by the school. They no longer send written report cards unless requested to do so by parents.
So sure, make them see the beauty of nature first hand, look and the birds not the pictures of birds, hike, bike, whatever, but it will be difficult to tell friends how much fun they are having if they cannot communicate.
Just saying.
