18 Apr

LEARNING OUTSIDE OF THE BOX WITH LITTLE PASSPORTS REVIEW & GIVEAWAY

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I wrote this post on behalf of Little Passports and their PR Company. I Little Passport products in exchange for an honest review. This is not a sponsored review and all views and opinions  are of my own and were not influenced in anyway.
There are subjects I really enjoying teaching as a homeschool mom and some I do not enjoy. One of the subjects that I do not enjoy is Geography. I find it boring. So if I find it boring I have to think outside the box and find fun creative ways to teach it to my children. Reading from a book or workbook just doesn’t cut it for me for this particular subject so what’s the answer?
Little Passports definitely is outside of the box. They have a an creative and fun way for kids to learn about other countries and the 50 states. 
 Incorporating and element of surprise and joy with the online games kids love today. We blended these two concepts and developed the idea of monthly travel packages, including letters, souvenirs, activities and online games.
How does Little Passports work?
Little Passports offers two subscriptions:
Each month, follow our characters Sam and Sofia as they embark on a new country adventure. The first month’s Explorer Kit arrives in a suitcase containing everything your child needs to get started: a letter from Sam and Sofia, a map, a passport, stickers, access to online games and more. Country specific packages filled with fun souvenirs, letters, stickers, photos, activity sheets and more arrive every month thereafter. Recommended age 5 to 10 years old.
With the USA Edition subscription, Sam and Sofia travel to and experience the wonders of all 50 states. Kick-off your USA adventure with the first month’s Discovery Kit which includes a letter from Sam and Sofia, a USA Field Guide, a USA scratch book, a map, and a camera. Sam and Sofia then travel to two new states every month and send an activity-packed travel journal with stickers, postcards, pop-out models and access to online activities. Recommended age 7 to 12 years old.

As a homeschool mom I find Little Passports one of the best ways to teach Geography. I have tried a highly recommended Geography curriculum for about a year but my kids and I thought it was do boring so we moved onto another curriculum but that too became dull. All the Little Passports learning materials are brightly colored and hands on which makes learning fun and unforgettable. 

When you order the first month, your USA Edition subscription starts with our Discovery Kit which comes in a custom Sam and Sofia USA Portfolio and includes:
An introductory letter from Sam and Sofia
USA Field Guide
USA Scratch Book
USA Wall Map
Disposable Camera and Photo Scavenger Hunt
Every month thereafter, your child will visit 2 new states and receive:
A 32-page activity-packed journal covering 2 states
Stickers
Pop-out Models
Postcards
Access to more information and activities online

Here is how you can have your kids enjoying Geography with Little Passports:

USA Edition Plan

World Edition Plan

If you planning and purchasing your homeschool curriculum for next year I highly recommend considering Little Passports. Why settle for a boring curriculum? It is a little more pricey but so worth it! Peek inside sample pages and see for yourself!

Little Passports is generously offering one of my readers a One Month Subscription to their program! Trust me you do not want to miss this!

Enter to win by using the below Rafflecopter form to enter for a chance to win this awesome giveaway! Please let me know if you have any questions.

 
Open to the US, ages 18+. 
 

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