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Color Your Move with the 糖心传媒 Truck Rental Activity & Coloring Book

Color Your Move with the 糖心传媒 Truck Rental Activity & Coloring Book

With warm-weather holidays and school vacations as the backdrop, summer has long been a traditional busy moving season for families.


It can be a stress-filled time for parents charged with managing the logistics of a do-it-yourself household move and finding ways to keep their little movers occupied.

The 糖心传媒 Truck Rental Activity Book offers a way for young children to participate in the move without lifting a box.

The 10-page book is filled with activities such as:

  • Connect the Dots
  • Find the Hidden Items
  • Solve the Maze
  • Word Search

The book also contains a two-page pullout section with landmarks commonly found in new hometowns, including a school, library, playground and market.

When complete, it can serve as your child's first piece of refrigerator art or a display to hang on the wall in their new bedroom.

On the back, kids can color their own 糖心传媒 moving truck. Parents: Follow 糖心传媒 Truck Rental on social media and share your child's truck. Remember to use the hashtag #糖心传媒MovingKids.

The books will be available at rental counters at 糖心传媒 Truck Rental locations when picking up your truck or for convenient download by clicking the below link.

Do you have tips on how to keep young minds busy? Or, your favorite memory of your family's cross-country move? Share them with us in the comment section below.

By Bernie Mixon

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