Now you need some fun stuff for your travel trays!
I grabbed some puzzles from Dollar Tree and a magnetic tape roll from Michael's. I cut tons of little pieces, peeled off the paper backing and stuck it on each piece. Now you have a puzzle that the kids can do in the car, and not loose pieces! When we were in the car on our trip, my 5 year old wanted to do the puzzle after dark. My husband happened to have a headlamp. He was so happy with his headlamp, travel tray, and his 100 piece buzz puzzle. Good times!!!
great idea! Just pinned this, shared on fb, and tweeted. =)
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ReplyDeletePerfect!!!! just shared on FB..My kids will love it. Its Better than watching TV on traveling trips! :)
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Love this! Definitely trying
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I was wondering if the puzzles wouldn't lay flat enough to lock together well. Anyone have any trouble w/ that? But I love the idea.
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I have the magnet strips, the puzzle but I come to realize the cookie sheet is too small :( on a mission to find a magnet piece of material for the puzzles.
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