Have your kids “collect” as many license plate states as they can find, writing each one down to keep track. For example, if one person starts with “aardvark,” the next person could follow up with “butterfly” and so on.
Some people use the rule that if someone spots a graveyard, they can declare it and all other players will go back to “A”.Īnother version of the Alphabet Game is for someone to pick a category (the original game is “groceries/food”, but it could be animals, places, famous people, or something else), and the family will take turns naming items from that category that begin with ascending letters from A to Z. Either way, when players spot their next word, they call out their letter and the word (“A! Arby’s!”) so everyone can keep track. It’s up to you whether to play cooperatively–with each player building off the group’s progress–or competitively, with everyone going through their own alphabet. You can look at billboards, road signs, branded trucks, restaurant names, and more. In this classic road trip game that doesn’t require a board or game pieces, players attempt to find words starting with every letter of the alphabet, going in order from A to Z.
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