It is important to spend time with your children—not just when they are small, but also in their teenage years. Time spent together will help the family build memories—there are the things your kids will remember when they’re grown up and start their own families. While car games for kids are a great way to keep everyday happy. Here are some car games your can play with your kids to let them have a memorable childhood.

The License Plate Game

Make a group effort to spot tags from all 50 states. Whoever calls out a state’s license plate first gets a point. The family member with the most points at the end of the drive wins. The winning team gets the first start. Before the car ride, prepare a list of trivia questions about your kids’ specific interests, whether it’s Disney characters or American history. Ask them throughout the drive to get their brains pumping.

Stop on Red, Go on Green

This car game is great to play with your children. Using the timer app on your phone, designate someone the official timer. Each time the car stops, everyone calls out how many seconds they think it will be before the light turns green and the car starts moving again, with the timer determining who made the best guess. Whoever has the closest guess is the winner for that round.

The Alphabet Game

One person chooses the right-hand side of the road, and the other gets the left (ensure the safety and do not play on public roads). Then, each rides the kid’s car and looks for letters of the alphabet that appear on signs or license plates on their side. The object of the game is to point out all the letters of the alphabet in order, from A to Z. The first person to spot the entire alphabet wins.

Police and Thief

You can have a role play with your kids. You are the “a sly thief” that have stolen some valuable items from a jewelry store. Your kids are the “police” and drive the “police car” to arrest you everywhere. This is a very addictive game.

Playing with your children can help strengthen your relationship, promote positive communication, and foster their cognitive, emotional, and social development. Additionally, playing together can be a fun way to bond and create cherished memories.