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It adds up! Roadsign math in Tempe, Arizona
Families
on the Road: Kimberly and Dennis Goza and their son
Zephyr have been working and living on the road since 1992.
Their Web site offers a host of resources, tips and suggestions
for families with children living life on a roll. The site was
originally started by Shelley and Jeff Zoellick, but the Goza
Family has expanded the site with new information. (9/10/06)
Cool
road trip game for kids of all ages! To play Roadside
Math, start by looking for highway road signs that have mileage
numbers on them. Many of them also can be viewed as arithmetic
formulas ranging from basic addition and multiplication to square
roots and prime number calculations. Created by Jamie Thingelstad,
this site and game are both fascinating and fun. (4/17/05)Family
Adventure Camping Trips: Dave Wyman, author of Backroads
of Southern California, leads family campouts at some
of the nicest campgrounds in southern California. For a flat
price, his company provides meals, campsites, and activities
for the entire family. Although we haven't been on one of these
trips, they really sound like a fun and stress-free way of doing
a campout if you don't have these skills. (7/3/05)Six
Summers of RoadTrips: Travel along with the Gaidus family
as they explore the United States and Canada. This is the best
travelogue site we have ever seen. It has excellent photos and
descriptions of their roadtrip adventures. They have traveled
cross country five times, covered 50,000 miles, and visited
48 states and 10 Canadian provinces. This site provides all
sorts of tips and suggestions for traveling with a family on
the road for extended periods of time. (3/27/05)
