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how children can share their travel experiences

How Children Can Share Their Travel Experiences

April 1, 2016 //  by Becky Davenport//  4 Comments

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beckyLesseChildPart of traveling is sharing what you have experienced, but how can kids do that?  During my daughter Lesse’s second grade year of school, her teacher had a program called “Star of the Week,” where each week a child was drawn and they spent the whole week sharing special things to them. Well, my little traveler wanted to share everything she had experienced during our travels with her classmates. Her teacher at the time knew we traveled, as I had sometimes pulled her out of school early or took a day off school for our travels. The teacher and I decided that Lesse and I would make a slideshow of all things she had experienced in the past year.

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This was an easy way for Lesse to show her friends and classmates her travels. And it just so happened that very same year her class was studying the state of Missouri; since our travels are mostly Missouri, she was instantly the Missouri expert.

I can still remember that January afternoon when Lesse came beaming to the car, “Momma, my friends cannot believe how many things there are to do in Missouri.” It made me proud of my little traveler and I knew her experiences had impacted others!

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Becky Davenport

About Becky Davenport

BeckyDavenport began sharing her family travel stories after many of her friends called, texted, or nagged to find out where her latest adventure was. The real truth about her adventures is she has a strong dislike for sitting still, being bored, and really doesn’t like to go to the same old places everyone else goes. She says she's no nature expert even though they spend a lot of time outdoors, however, she has a firm belief that fresh air exhausts kids, getting a little dirty is good for their health, and discovering new things keeps them diversified. When Becky is not blogging, traveling, or chasing kids, she enjoys running, dancing, and photography.

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  1. Kim OrlandoKim Orlando

    September 8, 2013 at 12:25 pm

    Smart teacher! Love the whole concept. Need more of that in all schools.

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  2. Kiera @EasyTravelMom

    September 8, 2013 at 5:50 pm

    What an awesome video and way to share her experiences. I’m going to have to remember this with my own little traveler!

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