Printable Passport Template and Country Research Project (20 Countries)

Printable Passport Template and Country Research Project (20 Countries)

This is an international passport for kids to use and play with. Children love this printable passport craft!!

We want it to be your child’s window of opportunity to learn about the world around them – creating a love for one another, understanding for our various ways of life, and celebrating our diversity. 

This is a cute travel passport to use when studying different countries.

Print and students can fill out the information just like a real passport.

This Class Passport Project includes :

Blank Passport Template and Research pages

- Interesting Facts about each country

- Current Leader

- Fabulous Food

- Climate

20 Countries

- England

- Italy

- China

- Mexico

- France

- Egypt

- Spain

- Russia

- Australia

- Argentina

- Brazil

- Japan

- Greece

- Thailand

- New Zealand

- Germany

- Canada

- UAE

- Korea

If you think researching countries might spark the interest of your little ones, then grab my {FREEBIE} graphic organizer that I created to help us collect information as we researched. 

"Crafting a Passport Booklet: A Step-by-Step Guide for Kids“

Step 1: Copy the Pages

Begin by making photocopies of the passport pages. You'll find a solid line on each page; make sure to cut the paper neatly along this line.

Step 2: Cut Along the Solid Line

Show the kids how to cut the paper precisely along the solid line. This will help create individual pages for their passport booklet.

Step 3: Fold the Pages

After cutting the pages, let's move on to the next step. On the cover page, you'll notice a dotted line – that's where we'll fold. Show the children how to fold the paper right along this dotted line, folding it neatly in half.

Continue folding the rest of the pages in the same way. This folding action is crucial because it's how we shape the pages of our passport, and you're doing fantastic!"

Step 4: Apply Glue and Put It Together

Now, show them how to apply glue on the back of one folded page. Next, carefully place another folded page on top of the glued one. This will assemble their passport booklet. Gently press down to ensure the glue holds the pages together, and allow it to dry.

Step 5: Secure with Staples

After the glue has dried, it's time to reinforce the pages. Use a stapler to secure all the pages together along the folded edge. Make sure they handle the stapler safely under supervision.

Step 6: Time to Get Creative

This is where the fun begins! Encourage the children to decorate the pages of their passport booklet with drawings, stickers, or any personal touches they'd like to add. This step allows them to express their creativity and make their passport unique.

Remember to be patient and offer assistance as needed, particularly for younger children. This activity is not only educational but also an opportunity for them to enjoy themselves while learning and creating something special.

Now, it's time to begin a research activity. Encourage the kids to fill out the blank pages with information about each country. This is where they'll learn exciting details about different countries. You're guiding them on a journey of discovery, and it's going to be a lot of fun!"