So you have your AARP magazine and your collection of 70s music. Great fun for kids when they come onboard, right? How about stocking up on some activity generators that will not only amuze the younguns but will also teach them valuable lessons about boating.
This book, although not new, is full of fun, imaginative activities for families that spend time on boats. It includes games, puzzles, projects, and quizzes that can be played on the boat or anywhere. Some of the activities include: Making Your Own Compass, Aluminum Sculptures, Lobster Quiz, and Weather Scramble. This book is a great accompaniment to The Ship’s Log for Kids by the same author.
The Ship's Log encourages kids to write down what they see and feel and hear when they are boating, it prompts them to think about what's on and in the sea around them, it jars their interest in keeping track of shoreside activities they experience, and it creates a good habit for future navigation by teaching them to keep track of where they have been and where they are going.Colorful and educational, The Ship’s Log for Kids will give your young first mates the opportunity to write their impressions of their sea voyages while they learn valuable lessons about the sea and boating.
For more children's books, visit our children's book section arranged by ages.