I’ve been looking for a fun way to help teach my children about the continents and world geography. This free printable passport activity “My Continents Passport” was the perfect answer to making world geography fun and just in time for National Geography Week. You and your kids can create a My Continents Passport using my free passport template and easy instructions. Once the passport craft is put together, let your little ones begin filling in their pretend passport printable as they learn about the different continents! Not only is this geography craft educational, it makes a super cute keepsake.
Make World Geography For Kids Fun With This Free Printable Passport Activity
Supplies:
- Blue Card Stock
- White Printer Paper
- Printer
- Embroidery Thread or Thin String
- Needle
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
Passport Craft Instructions:
Begin by printing each of the passport craft printables included in this post. There is a passport cover, a passport photo page, and a passport craft template sheet for each continent.
Cut the blue card stock 6″ x 7″ so that when folded it becomes a 6″ x 3 1/2″ book.
Cut out the passport cover circle and add it to the cover of each book using hot glue.
Cut and fold 2 pieces of white paper to be 6″ x 3 1/2″ when folded as well. This will give you 8 pages (using the front and back) inside your pretend passport book.
Place the folded white pages inside the blue card stock cover.
Thread about 15″ of string onto the needle. Feed the needle and string through the book as shown.
Step 1. Feed the needle and thread through the center of the white pages and out the backside of the blue. Make sure to hold a ‘tail” of thread in the inside of the book to tie off at the end.
Step 2. Feed the needle back through the blue, about 2″ to either side of the center and back through the white.
Step 3. Feed the needle back through the same center hole first used and out the back again.
Step 4. Feed the needle and thread back through the blue, this time about 2″ to the other side of the center.
Step 5. Slip the needle and thread under the loop of thread and pull tight.
Step 6. Tie the thread in a knot and trim.
Cut the passport photo page and the passport template pages for each continent and paste onto each white page inside your passport craft book.
This Passport Craft Template For Kids Is Such A Fun Geography Activity For Kids
Once the passport craft is complete, your kids can begin to personalize their free printable passport activity book. Let your children paste a photo of themselves to the passport photo page and fill in the information about themselves.
As you teach the kids about the different continents they can add information to the pages provided for each continent. Have them write down major countries on each continent. Talk about the weather and things that each continent is known for geographically. If you have been on family vacations outside of the USA, ask your kids what continent they visited? It could also be hypothetical. For example if you took a family trip to Colombia, do they know which continent that is?
This is a great world geography craft to create with your kids that will be fun and help them learn! There are so many great ways to make learning fun for our little ones!
Simply right click on each passport craft template below to print! Or drag image to desktop and then click on it and then click on file from the top menu bar and choose print.
Conclusion
This play passport activity for kids is a great way to let them learn while they imagine and learn. Do you think your kids will enjoy learning World Geography For Kids through this free printable passport activity? If you are looking for geography activities for kids, they are sure to enjoy this pretend passport printable.
We’d love to see how your child’s came out and hear if they enjoyed it! Tag us with @familyfocusblog #familyfocusblog on social media.
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this printable geography craft is amazing. thank you
I can’t get it to print. Is there a way to send it to me via google docs? or as a PDF?
Maybe you have a mac? One way to right click on a Mac is to press the Ctrl (or Control) key when you tap the mouse button, or the trackpad. That’s what you would need to do to print.