What You Get
- For $25, you get a Little Passports three-month traveler kit (a $41.85 value) with shipping (a $12 value; a $53.85 total value). The subscription includes the following mailed monthly packages:
- Month One (Introduction) - suitcase, introductory letter, toy passport, world wall map, stickers, activity sheet, access to online games and activities
- Months Two (Brazil), and Three (Japan) - a letter addressed to child, souvenirs, activity sheet, photo from the country, passport stamp, map marker, suitcase sticker, and access to online games and activities
Overview
Praised by the Chicago Tribune and numerous family and education publications, Little Passport has earned rave reviews from press and parents alike for its ability to spark youngsters’ interest in foreign cultures and customs. Each month, children receive a package addressed to them containing a trove of goodies from cartoon pen pals Sam and Sofia. The first month’s travel pack contains an introductory letter from the globetrotting duo, along with a passport and toy suitcase, which doubles as a means of smuggling candy into homeroom. The second and third months’ packages overflow with souvenirs—traditional toys and origami paper—from Brazil and Japan, as well as a guide to online activities related to geography, history, and foreign languages. The three-month subscription is ideal for piquing the curiosity of tourists aged 5–10 or adults with debilitating fears of airline peanuts.
Features
- Three-month subscription
- One package each month addressed to child
- Sparks interest in foreign cultures, geography, and history
- Cartoon pen pals Sam and Sofia send letters to young learners about their travels
- Each package includes activity sheets and access to secure online games
- Includes toy passport, suitcase, and world wall map that proves the earth’s flatness once and for all
- Example souvenirs include traditional toys and origami paper
- Recommended for adventurers aged 5–10
How to Get Your Goods
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Step 2.
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Step 4.
Enjoy!
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