The Kids' Travel Quiz is essentially a questionnaire that's designed to help the children gather their own resources to help them in their project. The questionnaire has to be filled out by the child, the child's parents and grandparents. This should help them collate information covering three generations  of travellers. Click here for the quiz.

A recent piece of research by the children's television channel Jetix revealed:

• Kids are THREE times better travelled than their parent were at the same age.
• By the age of 12, kids have, on average, travelled 34,136 miles compared to their parents' 10,898.
• 43% of kids aged 12 or under have clocked up enough miles for a trip around the world.

The lesson plan's aims are:
•    To encourage discussion about the evolution of transport and speculation about what the future holds
•    To explore the technological development in transport and its impact on people’s lifestyles

And the objectives:
Objectives:
•    To give a questionnaire to three different generations of people
•    Collate and analyse the results to find out how transport has changed over the years
•    Discover how it has affected family leisure travel
•    Speculate about travel and leisure for families in the future

Click here for the lesson plan