Kids passport template: passport cover, identity page, visa stamp pages

Teachers use a kids passport for a world-cultures unit and parents for a pretend trip, stamping a page for every country visited. The pages are a cover, an identity page with a photo box, and visa pages to stamp. The nine pictures show these parts in a classic navy and gold guilloche design, a colourful world-map print, and a plain black line print with empty boxes. Type a different theme and the same pages are drawn for it.

• a world cultures unit in a classroom
• a pretend family trip at home
• a reading or geography activity
• a travel-themed gift for a child

Frequently asked questions

Are the stamps and the photo already on the page?

No. The visa pages have empty boxes for stamps, with a few round outlines to stamp over. The identity page has an empty photo box.

Is this a real passport?

No. It is a pretend booklet for play and learning, and it is not an identity document.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Classic passport is navy and gold on cream with a guilloche pattern. World map uses teal, orange and sand with simple continents. Black and white is a plain line print with large shapes.

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