Across the top half, a numbered grid lists all 50 states in alphabetical order, each paired with a small checkbox for marking spotted plates. To the right, a Mileage Log table with ten numbered rows tracks each stop, the departure point, the destination, and the miles covered, ending with a Total Miles Traveled line at the bottom.

The lower half splits into two sections. Things I Spotted offers 17 illustrated checkboxes covering landmarks and wildlife specific to the Smoky Mountains region, including bear, deer, waterfall, tunnel, wildflowers, and rock formation, with a write-in line for Something Unique. The Great Smoky Mountains license plate game pairs naturally with the Draw Your Road Trip box on the lower right, a large open rectangle where kids can sketch scenes from the window. This sheet is part of the Road Trip Games collection and works well for families who want one page to carry the whole day.