Riding Shotgun
52 car-ride questions for a grown-up and a tween or teen. Shotgun holds the deck.
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- PDF · 20 pages
- US Letter
What it is
A lot of tweens and teens talk more in the car than anywhere else. You sit side by side, nobody has to make eye contact, there's something to look at, and the ride has a built-in end. Riding Shotgun gives that ride a starting point: the passenger holds the deck, picks a lane, draws a card, and reads it out loud. The driver just listens and answers. The driver never reads or handles the cards.
What's included
- How to ride (rules, the four lanes, safety notes)
- For the grown-up driving (6 listening habits)
- Printing guide
- 54 poker-size cards (52 questions + 2 jokers), 9 per page with cut lines
- Card backs, plus a ready-to-print double-sided file
- 9 blank cards to write your own
- 60 visor ring cards (52 questions, 2 jokers, 6 blanks), 10 per page
- Card games page: Talk War, Go Fish Then Talk, Crazy Eights Out Loud, and Two Roads (a car game)
- Fold-up tuck box
Great for
Printing tips
Standard 2.5 x 3.5 in cards (print at 100% / actual size); visor cards are 3.5 x 2 in. This is a digital file, so nothing will be shipped.
Terms of use
For personal, classroom, and counseling-room use. Please don't share or resell the file.
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