Passport activities for kids

The holiday season is a perfect time to introduce your learners to other cultures and traditions. A perfect preschool and kindergarten activity, this passport around the world activity will help teach the importance of understand other's cultures and traditions. #holidays #culture #preschool #kindergarten #freeresource

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If your kids love travel, they will enjoy these free travel themed colouring actvities & worksheets available to download now.

Counting passport stamps is a great way to practice counting with your preschoolers. Give your students their passport book and let them flip through the countries. For each country, they will use a dot marker to stamp the country’s stamps. After, they will count the stamps and stamp the corresponding number below. Add this activity and our other transportation math activities for preschoolers to your lesson plans this year!

Make geography come alive by using these free printable passport for kids. Childrne can pretend like they are traveling all around the world as they study and learn about other countries while keeping a record of where they've been. This free printable passport activity is fun for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade students. Inside their passport for kids they can put their picture, personal information, signarure, and informatin about…

Our VBS Passport! Citizen of the Kingdom of God.

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One week left... I think I've been counting down the days since Thanksgiving. Don't get me wrong, I love my kids, but let's be real, it's just that time of the year where they talk a little more, can sit still for about 5 minutes (on a good day!) ... yeah it's time we all have a break. In order to keep all of us sane, I make sure to embrace the holiday season. I know some might say that this encourages their "restless behavior," but I love celebrating the holidays, too! Here are some things…

Take a "journey" around the world with these free printable passports and fun ideas!

Here's a very special Mini Passport Book, which you can print out and assemble with the kids for your learning journey when you travel!