Hard to believe it is almost halfway through September and the kids are back in school! I’m still catching up on my summer posts!
We took a big road trip this summer, and one of the things I did before we left was to put together a travel binder for each of the boys. I filled them full of fun printables that I put in clear page protectors (so afterwards they could erase them and start over), colouring pages, activities, stickers, etc. The boys were pretty excited (though J could have done without – he wasn’t quite old enough for anything other than the colouring).
One of the things I put in the binder was a License Plate Game – and let me tell you, Dave and I probably had more fun with this than K. Oh the competition! It’s basically a printable showing all of the license plates from Canada and the US. We made it into an ongoing competition for the two weeks we were away. Whoever saw a new plate first got a point. If you already had the plate crossed off your list, the point would go to the other person.
By the end of two weeks we managed to cross off a total of 33 license plates out of 63. The only Canadian ones we didn’t find were the Yukon and Nunavut (And yes I scored the Northwest Territories, polar bear shaped and all).
I made the printable myself, as the only versions I could find online didn’t include the Canadian provinces. So far this is the ONLY version I’ve seen that has both the Canadian provinces and the US states together.
To save and print, just right click on the image above.
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Jamie
Thank you for creating and providing this document. Have you considered adding Washington DC since it has its own license plate?
My Canadian self never knew this! I’ll have to add it!
Thanks, this chart is great!! My 6 year old son is excited. I was just about to comment about Washington DC too, as we recently saw that one here near Vancouver, BC