I ask her if she remembers anything about the animals we talked about yesterday (penguins, elephants, etc.), or to point to a continent. When we walk into the living room, and I'm not sure what to do with her next, I point to the map. Boxes for younger kids include insights on different cultural music and geographical facts, while the boxes for the older kids teach them about a new country every month.” “Little Passports is a great monthly subscription box to spark your child's curiosity for culture. Early explorers will learn about world themes like music and geographic features, while the big kids' box teaches her about a new country each month.” “Spark their curiosity for culture with this global subscription box. The monthly themed kit arrives in a miniature suitcase and is filled with activities (food, geography, archeology), hands-on building projects, as well as STEM projects, and unexpected treats.” “Keep kids engaged with the world even when they're not on the move with the Little Passports subscription service. The older crowd 9 and up may enjoy the Science Expeditions set, which includes an age-appropriate experiment to help them discover new passions and delve deeper into old ones.” “Check out the Early Explorers kit for your 3 through 5-year-olds and watch them become fascinated with the ocean, dinosaurs and more. There are different science and geography themed boxes available for children ages 3 to 12. “Even if you can’t necessarily take an international vacation, you can still introduce your children to various cultures with the help of Little Passports. It's absolutely piqued his curiosity about travel and that's an interest I'm invested in helping him pursue.” “I love how it gives me the perfect opportunity to talk about a different part of the world with my little man. Here is a portrait of a person I saw today.“Each month a new kit about a new country and its culture arrives, with fun activities and stories in each box.Today I saw this! Includes a space to draw/color and descriptive words.Today I learned a new word! This page includes a word bubble with an area to draw and a field to describe what it means.Written prompts 2: The best thing about today was…, my least favorite thing was…, three words to describe this city/town are…, three questions I have are….
CHILDRENS TRAVEL JOURNAL FULL
Instead of a full page, I changed it to a half-sheet printout. One of the first things I did was change the size of the journal. How could we make it better, more user-friendly, and still super-fun and engaging for kids? Elliot What’s new in this kids travel journal?įirst of all, I looked at quite a few ideas from my kids and others who’d used our original journal before. This post contains affiliate links, which means I receive a small percentage if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. Scroll to get the travel journal bonus! Or PIN it for later here! Next week we’re heading off on a Spring Break road trip, and it requires something new and fresh for her to put her mind to! In a hurry?
That’s why I put together this new journal. While we still LOVE it, and it’s been great for past travels and adventures, the child is ready for something new. If you’ve followed this blog at all you may have seen or downloaded the original kids travel journal I created for her. She is my child who likes to write stories, make lists, and have written and physical souvenirs of past adventures.
Both of my kids do, especially my daughter.
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