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DrewE
Apr 03, 2018Explorer II
Some good books on tape (or CD or MP3) might help the hours glide by. I was always fond of the Swiss Family Robinson--and, indeed, still am. There are many other great books, too, of course.
If you have a motorhome (and so can ride at the table), there are a lot more possibilities for things to do. A spirograph set is a lot of fun and would probably be workable on smooth roads. There are plenty of good board and card games that could be played. Cribbage is one that I like, and certainly is within the range of an 11 year old...and probably many 8 year olds as well.
If you can manage it, spend a day (a full day) at the St Louis City Museum. You may wish to bring knee pads.
If you have a motorhome (and so can ride at the table), there are a lot more possibilities for things to do. A spirograph set is a lot of fun and would probably be workable on smooth roads. There are plenty of good board and card games that could be played. Cribbage is one that I like, and certainly is within the range of an 11 year old...and probably many 8 year olds as well.
If you can manage it, spend a day (a full day) at the St Louis City Museum. You may wish to bring knee pads.
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