Whether you homeschool as we do or choose traditional school, I know we can all agree that we want learning to be fun for our kids. We are always searching for new ways to teach Payton in an interactive and hands-on way. Last Christmas, my mom gifted Payton the travel subscription box by Little Passports for kids. There are 4 different subscriptions to choose from:
Early Explorers – Ages 3-5
World Edition – Ages 6-10
USA Edition – Ages 7-12
Science Expeditions – Ages 9+
Due to her age at the time and our interests, my mom chose the World Edition for her!

Little Passports World Edition
The very first subscription comes with the suitcase, passport, and a wall map. We immediately hung the map on the wall in our classroom / office. Each month you receive a kit from a different country.
What’s in the Travel Subscription Box:
- A postcard from the country including a picture of a famous location on the front and a description of the area on the back.
- A letter to your child from the 2 kids that are exploring the country providing a story of their travels, things they have seen, and food they have eaten.
- There is a 4 page activity booklet with fun activities from the country.
- A boarding pass / luggage tag that can be added to the suitcase. On the back of this is the password needed to login to the activity online. Once you receive your first package, you login and create an account for your child. Then, each month, they log in with the new password provided on the back of the boarding pass to unlock new games and activities.
- A sticker to add to the suitcase.
- You get a sticker of the country flag that your child can add to their ‘Little Passport’ passport.
- And a map marker “pin” sticker that they use to mark the country on the wall map.
And there is always something extra as well. In the kit on China, the extras were a pair or chopsticks and an eraser depicting one of the foods discussed in the learning activities!

Adding your own extras to your Little Passports travel subscription box
We like to add our own extras to the learning process. For every country that is received, we try to cook a meal from that country, or add an activity that represents it. This adds another dynamic to the learning process, and is fun for us too!
When learning about Costa Rica, John cooked an authentic Costa Rican meal for dinner. And when learning about Turkey, we enjoyed a Turkish Delight for dessert – yum!

Payton loves to learn and read – National Geographic books are some of her favourites

Teach your kids about history with live examples while you travel : like Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin in Wisconsin!
Travel Subscription Box : Little Passports for Kids
There are so many possibilities for your kid to learn with the travel subscription box from Little Passports. We have enjoyed them tremendously and Payton has learned a great deal of geography and culture in a fun and interactive way. Since we are on a mission to show her all 50 states, I think we may also try the 50 States edition!
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These are such a fun way to learn about so many places your Turkish Delight looks terrific! Looks like it’s packed with info and get the kids involved in a large way, will definitely keep this in mind for the grandkids! Thank you for sharing 🙂
Wow! This is such a fun way to learn geography. I wish we had this type of games when we were kids! it was not my most favorite subject in the school 🙂 But with these games, it would had been 🙂
Fun, we love to travel so this is a nice idea.
We homeschool as well. This looks awesome!
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I gifted my grandson a Little Passports subscription for this past Christmas, too! He’s a preschooler, and loves learning!
So fun for the little ones! What a great concept.
What a cute idea! My daughter would really like this; she loves learning about new places.
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Very informative and love that it is relatable to normal families! Thanks
I love this idea!!
I love this idea so much! At one time I even attempted to make something similar to this for my children. I am glad to see someone else made it.
How delightful! My boys would have loved this when they were younger. Such a fantastic idea!
That Costa Rican meal looks delicious! I love this idea. So great for kids!
What a fun subscription option! I have a grandson that would LOVE this. He’s really interested in all things travel, maps and world geography. I’m definitely looking into this!
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What a cute idea!
I love this!! This is awesome. My son collected stickers when he was little and he’d put them in a passport. This has evolved into something so much more fun for the kids.
I wished I had seen these when my boys were younger. My youngest is 13, almost 14 and it may just be too young for him. However, it is something I can think of for my nephew. Such a great idea.
My daughter would love these!
I think she would!
We really want to try this. My girls have a pinning map where the pin placed that the aunt’s have been to. I need to look into it.
I love this! I’ll have to remember this for when my grandson gets older. What a fun concept!
OH FUNNNNN! I’ve thought about this for our son, love the rec! 🙂
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You should give it a try!
I have wondered about this. I looks wonderful!
This looks so fun! My kids would love it!
What a cute idea! My boys would love this.
What a fun idea!
I really love the idea of this program. Our family travels a lot and so my 5 year old granddaughter is constantly asking for more information on the various countries of the world. Right now she is interested in Romania as my daughter is going on a missions trip. It would be great to have these as a learning tool.
I agree! We have found so many different ways to use them!
Oh my gosh! This looks like so much fun! my little guy is still pretty little for this, but this will be a great idea to get him to learn about traveling and other cultures! what a neat idea!
This is such a great idea! I didn’t know it existed- definitely looking into it for my munchkins!
You really should! I am sure they will love it and you will love how much they learn from it!