Vehicle Busy Bag

Remember our car track obsession? Well, we have been at it again. This time we have created a Vehicle Busy Bag. In no time at all you can make a small car track busy bag that can be used time and time again.

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To create our road, I recycled a wooden domino set. You could use the traditional wooden rectangles but I wanted one with curves in. We used a Banana’s in Pyjama’s set. They also came in a handy wooden box that we turned into a Busy Bag.

How to make a Vehicle Busy Bag

1. Mix together wood glue and black Ready Mixed Poster Paint and paint the reverse side of each domino piece. Ensure that each edge of the domino is covered evenly. Allow to dry.

2. Repeat the process again for a second coat of paint. Allow to dry.

3. Make white road markings on each individual domino by using a Tipp-Ex Pocket Mouse.

4. Use the same wooden glue and black paint mixture to paint the wooden domino box. Allow to dry.

5. Decorate the wooden box with you child’s name and additional road markings. I used the Tipp-Ex Pocket Mouse for this but white paint would probably be easier.

6. To stop the paint chipping away from the road track and the storage box add a coat of Mod Podge to varnish each item.

The domino car track pieces and a small car can be stored in the wooden box to take out with us.

As the domino pieces are not straight, the possibilities to create different shaped roads are numerous.

A circular race track has proved popular with Adam.

Our Vehicle Busy Bag forms part of the A to Z of Busy Bag series hosted by Teach Me Mommy. Check out the other Busy Bag activities based on each letter of the alphabet.

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Emma Edwards

During a difficult pregnancy suffering from Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) Emma vowed to make every day an adventure once she had recovered. Adventures of Adam is the outcome of completing a 100 day play challenge with Adam as part of that promise. Emma has a section dedicated to HG friendly play activities so that Mums can still be part of their children’s play whilst they are ill.

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