Printable Passport for Kids
You don’t need a plane ticket to travel the world in your homeschool. This printable passport for kids lets kids record each country they learn about and add a passport stamp, just like real travelers.
For more ideas, see my list of travel books for kids.
This 3-page printable includes a passport cover and ID page, a country travel page and a page of 20 passport stamps. Kids practice map skills, research and writing as they fill in a page for each country.
This post is sponsored by Simon & Schuster.

Printable Overview
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Resource Detail |
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Recommended age |
Ages 6 to 9 (Grades 1 to 3) |
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Subject |
Geography |
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Number of pages |
3 pages |
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Skills practiced |
Map skills, research, writing, drawing, cutting and gluing |
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Topics covered |
Countries, flags, landmarks and world cultures |
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Supplies |
Color printer, paper, pencil, crayons, scissors, glue, stapler and a small photo of your child |
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Who Is This Printable Passport For?
This passport is for kids who are learning about countries around the world.
- Homeschool families doing a geography or around the world unit
- Classrooms hosting a countries fair or culture day
- Kids getting ready for a real trip who want to learn about where they’re going
Why Should Kids Learn About Other Countries?
Learning about other countries helps kids understand that people around the world live, eat, dress and celebrate in different ways.
It also builds real geography skills. Kids find countries on a map, learn which continent they’re on and notice neighboring countries and oceans. Keeping a passport gives them a record of everywhere they’ve “visited” and something to look back on.

Learning About Russia With Ready-to-Read
We used the “Living In…” series from Ready-to-Read to learn about Russia. These leveled readers show what a child’s day is like in another country, including the food they eat, the capital city and big landmarks.

We learned that Russia is the biggest country in the world and spans 11 time zones. Siberia makes up about three-quarters of Russia’s land. The book also covered Peter the Great and what he did for Russia, with comprehension questions at the end.
The books are leveled, so you can match them to your child’s reading level. The ones we had were levels 2 and 3, and the level 3 books had longer sentences and more detail.

Recommended Geography Books
These geography books introduce kids to life in other countries and times.
Adventures in Ancient Greece (Good Times Travel Agency)Adventures in Ancient Egypt (Good Times Travel Agency)If You Were Me and Lived in…Viking Europe: An Introduction to Civilizations Throughout Time (If You Were Me and Lived In…Historical)If You Were Me and Lived in… Renaissance Italy: An Introduction to Civilizations Throughout Time (If You Were Me and Lived In…Historical)If you were me and lived in… Australia: A Child’s Introduction to Cultures around the World (Volume 8)If you were me and lived in… Mexico: A Child’s Introduction to Cultures Around the World
What Will Kids Learn?
Kids practice geography and research skills as they fill in a page for each country.
- Map skills: Find and mark each country on a world map.
- Flags: Look up and draw each country’s flag.
- Research and writing: Write down something interesting they learned.
- World cultures: Draw a landmark, food or something else they “saw” on their trip.
What Supplies Are Needed?
You’ll need a color printer, paper and a few craft supplies.
- Printer (I have this one)
- Paper
- Pencil and crayons
- Scissors and glue
- Stapler
- A small photo of your child (optional)
Want to save on ink? Try the HP Instant Ink program to save money on ink. I have the HP 8710 which is discontinued, but it has a scanner and copying feature which is super handy as a homeschooler. I’ve been super happy with my HP printer for our homeschool needs.
Want to save time? Join the Young Learners Science Club to access all of my fun and engaging activities in one convenient – a superbly organized library instead.

What Is Included in the Printable Passport for Kids?
The printable includes three pages that fold and cut into a small passport book.
Passport Cover and ID Page
The top half is a blue World Traveler passport cover. The bottom half has a spot to glue a photo, lines for given name, surname, age, place of birth, and date issued, plus a world map and a signature line.
Country Travel Page
For each country, kids write where they went on a world map, add the date of travel, and glue a stamp in the stamp box. They also draw the country’s flag, write something interesting they learned, and draw a picture of something they saw. Print one of these pages for every country you study.
Passport Stamps
This page has 20 colorful stamps to cut out, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, France, Japan, Mexico and the USA. Each stamp shows a symbol or landmark, like the Eiffel Tower for France and the pyramids for Egypt.

How Can You Extend the Activity?
Use these ideas to learn more about each country you add to the passport.
- Map it: Find the country’s continent, nearby oceans and neighboring countries on a globe.
- Virtual tour: Visit a famous landmark using Google Maps Street View.
- Cook it: Make a simple recipe from the country you’re studying.
- Learn a word: Learn how to say hello and thank you in the country’s language.
- Watch it: Find a short documentary that shows daily life there.
Keep the Learning Going
If your kids want to keep traveling, the Continents and Oceans Print & Go Activity Kit from my shop includes an airline ticket activity, so kids can travel to more places and add stamps to their passports while learning the continents and oceans.
KiwiCo also has a geography subscription, the Atlas Crate, that sends hands-on activities about a new country each month. Use the code Share30 to save 30% off your first box.
Recommended Passport and Geography Games
These passport books, stampers and geography games add more pretend travel fun.
The World Game – Fun Geography Board Game – Educational Game for Kids & Adults – Cool Learning Gift Idea for Teenage Boys & Girls, 2-5 PlayersInteractive Talking Globe with Smart Pen, Game Panel, QuizesImagimake Mapology USA & World Map Puzzle, Learn Countries, Flags, CapitalsToys for 3-8, Geography Busy Book Sensory Toys for Boys 3-6 Educational Toy for Kids Boy 4-9 Preschool Learning Activities Homeschool Birthday Gift for Girls and Boys Ages 5-7CubicFun World Map Gemstone Dig Kit for Kids 8-12, 30 Rocks & MineralsSYNARRY Large USA Map, World Map & Solar System Wooden Puzzles Ages 4-6
What Other Free Activities Can You Try?
Here are more travel and geography activities:
- Travel Mini Book for Kids
- Toddler Travel Activities
- Printable Canada Bingo Game
- Road Trip Printables from Living Life as Moms
- Label the World’s Oceans from 3 Boys and a Dog
FAQs
This printable passport for kids turns your geography lessons into a trip around the world. Pick your first country, add a stamp and see how full your child’s passport gets this year.
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The link for the passport is not working for me. I’m so excited to use this for Christmas around the world. ?
It does work, when you click on the link it automatically downloads to your downloads folder on your device.
The file doesn’t open. Any reason?
The file automatically downloads to the downloads folder on your device once you click on the link.
Thank you! This is very helpful!!!
You’re welcome!
Thanks you for its..I’ll give it to my boy.He’ll very like it.
Thank you so much for sharing especially at this moment in time.
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This is super helpful. Thank you! But for the free printable passport, I would like to point out that Africa is a continent, not a country…
Thank you, I understand Africa is not a country but did not want them to be left out. I am working on a product that will be more comprehensive.
Thanks for this resource. Love it.
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Thank you.
This was very helpful
Thank you so much for this free resource. My girls loved it! It’s a fun way to keep them learning and documenting their info.
Thanks again !
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Great resources. Thank you!
You’re welcome!