If you have read my blog before you probably know that I am committed to raising my children to be global citizens. What does this mean anyway? And why is it important to me? Raising global citizens means exposing your children to other cultures, other ways of thinking, other languages, etc. By learning about other people, their cultures and beliefs children develop an understanding and a love for the world.
Although I would love to be able to travel the world with them that is not really something we can do right now but there are lots of ways to travel to other countries and learn about the world virtually and that is where Little Passports comes along.
At home we already try to bring as much of our Latino culture and heritage into our lives but along with it I also try to introduce them to other cultures. They love to hear about our home country Guatemala and learn about it and when I travel for work I always send them a postcard of the places I visit and they just love getting my postcards in the mail so I knew that they would just love Little Passports.
Little Passports
Little Passports is quite a unique concept. Children receive a package every month that contains information about a different destination along with postcards and travel souvenirs from their new traveling pen pals Sam and Sofia.
Little Passports is a great tool to help your children learn more about their world and about their own country too. Sign up for one or both of our subscriptions and follow Sam and Sofia on their exciting adventures around the USA and the world. This is a fun way to inspire a love and understanding of different cultures as your child learns about geography, history, culture, and language in entertaining and memorable way.
I did not tell my children about Little Passports so when they received a package in the mail with their names on it they where so surprised. They where both super excited to open it and discover the Explorer Kit which included a letter from Little Passports globetrotting characters Sam and Sofia along with a world map, a travel passport, stickers, activity sheets and access to online games and activities. We also got one of the monthly packages; each one of these contains information from a different destination. On this occasion we got a letter from Sam and Sofia telling us all about Argentina and both of my children where excited to learn more about another country where Spanish is spoken. The kit also included a little pin sticker that you can place on the world map to mark every destination that you learn about. My daughter could not stop talking about all the places she wanted to learn about and eventually visit. I do not know where she gets this from. 😉 Who knew wanderlust could be inherited.
Little Passports has two subscription options:
- World Edition: Join Sam and Sofia as they travel to a new country every month
- USA Edition: Travel with Sam and Sofia as they visit two new states every month
We are thinking of getting both as it would also be very interesting to learn about other states in the US. Which subscription would you get?
You can learn more by visiting the Little Passports website and keep up with Sam and Sofia’s adventures around the world by liking Little Passports on Facebook and following @LittlePassports on Twitter.
Paula studied architecture and now makes a living as a freelance writer,traveler and amateur photographer.She started her writing & publishing career as the editor of Bebé y Mamá, the first parenting magazine in Guatemala.She is the founder of www.GrowingUpBilingual.com and www.365thingsswfl.com and writes articles in Spanish and English for both magazines and the web on travel,food and bicultural and bilingual parenting .
When she is not on a plane or road trip she likes to create recipes inspired in the flavors of her native Guatemala.
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Like you, I want my child to be aware of the world’s different cultures. Little Passports is way a good start. Good luck to us!
this is such a great suscription idea. kids need to learn more about the world and it’s wonders.
This is really great and very educational. My kids will surely love this idea.
que cool se mira este programa Paula!
Qué educativo y divertido es! La mejor manera para aprender a viajar, así sea virtualmente.
This is one of the most genius ideas I’ve seen!
We had the world subscription before and love it very much.
I thought about getting this for my daughter earlier this year – I would love to try the US version! Thanks for the cool giveaway!
Me encanta este programa! Qué buenas opciones las que existen!
Quien lo diria? me encanta este concepto, a mis hijas les encantaría ganar esta suscripción
Me encantó, no lo conocía!
Me encantan Little Passports mis hijos tuvieron una suscripción cuando recién salieron al mercado hace como un par de años!
I would want the world edition !
Love the giveaway!… Thanks for the opportunity!
We would love the world passport!
Me encanta ese concepto de aprendizaje: entretenido, divertido e internacional
I think BB would like the world one- the states I know they’ll learn in school.