As grown-ups, we may already have independent routines for planning a trip. But when we involve kids, we can help them practice key literacy skills, such as reading maps, creating schedules, and making lists and help them feel more invested in the trip. No matter where you’re going — whether running errands around town or to a big family gathering out of state — you can encourage your child to practice using functional literacy skills to help you plan.
Planning a Trip? Let Your Child Help
