Road Trip Silly Blank

Our Road Trip Silly Blanks activity helps autistic children build vocabulary, reading skills, and creativity while creating a fun Happy Apple adventure.

Road Trip The (pick a color) Happy Apple is going on a road trip to (place) with the (pick a color) Happy Apple and the (pick a color) Happy Apple. The trip will be (adjective) and take (pick a number) days. To prepare for the trip, they packed lots of (adjective) snacks. There’s a bag of (adjective) chips, some (adjective) candies, and the Happy Apple’s favorite (adjective) (noun). They also plan to play (adjective) games during the drive, like I-Spy, where the person who is "it" can (verb) different items they see, and everyone has to (verb) what they are. Along the way, the car will run out of (noun), and they will need to stop in a (adjective) town to visit the gas station. This will be a (adjective) opportunity to see the (adjective) scenery, (verb) new local food, and buy some (adjective) (noun). Once it gets late, they will (verb) at a nearby hotel to spend the night and (verb) early the next morning to continue driving. Along the way, they’ll get to (verb) many (adjective) sunrises and sunsets as they drive to their destination. The Happy Apple (adjective) road trips with their friends!

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