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by The Living Team on 03.07.09 0 comments 
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by Danielle Sheerin
fantastic post - these types of games are great for kids who get travel sick too, as 'in car' type activities tend to exacerbate the problem!
by Charlie Peverett
Not negative, it's a fair point Steve. Our thinking has moved on a bit since this blog post - we've put together our favourite car games here (many of which are based on seeing what's around you.)
by Charlie Peverett
Thanks Richard - EarthPill looks great...
by Richard Molyneux
Why not post your readings on EarthPill (at <http://www.earthpill.com>), a database of appliance energy measurements, so other people can benefit from them ;-)
by Steve
Apologies for sounding negative, but watching DVDs and playing console games in a car are not (in my humble opinion) good ways to entertain children. You can learn so much by looking out of the window at new places, new sites, and the world passing by. Creativity comes from the things you see and experience, and there's no better way than taking in what is around you. Journey games is the best solution. I-spy - as simple as it is - ensures your kids get a good look at what is around them.