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Printable Road Trip Word Search and Word Scramble

Download a printable road trip word search and word scramble worksheet for a kids’ boredom buster activity in the car.

Road trip word search and word scramble with house and car illustrations.

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Plan your next family vacation, but don’t forget the road trip activities! Make the drive to your destination fun with a few printable kids’ activities to ward off summer boredom on your drive.

This worksheet is 2 in one, with a word search and a word scramble on the same page.

Looking for more road trip activities? You’ll find tons of printable games and coloring pages here on One Mama’s Daily Drama. Print your favorites and put them in a 3-ring binder, along with some pencils and coloring supplies, for an easy road trip binder of fun!

Preview of printable with a road trip word search and word scramble.

Road trip word search

This PDF download includes a one-page activity sheet.

The road trip word search includes 12 vocabulary words for things you’ll probably see along the drive. Words can go in any direction in this puzzle.

For the word scramble, there are 7 places you might go on your road trip.

This puzzle is best for kids around ages 8 to 12, but younger and older kids might enjoy it depending on their reading level.

After you solve both puzzles, use crayons or colored pencils to color the cute illustrations too.

Get the printable

Print this page on 8.5×11-inch paper. All printables are for personal use only.


What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:

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