Free Printable Activity Passports for Kids: 20 Themed Stamp Passports
Twenty free printable activity passports for kids. Each passport is a one-page learning journey with 12 checkpoints, such as “Recognize A-E”, “Count 1-5” or “Name an ocean animal”. After each activity, the child collects a stamp, a sticker or a color in the checkpoint box. Download one passport in US Letter or A4, or take all twenty.
The 20 printable activity passports
Each passport has a space for the explorer’s name, age or group and 12 checkpoints, with a stamp box and a date line for each one.
Download all 20, US Letter PDF · 323 KB (all 20 activity passports, one page each)Download all 20, A4 PDF · 324 KB (all 20 activity passports, one page each)ZIP with every passport ZIP · 4.4 MB (both paper sizes)
Free for personal, home and classroom use. Not for sale or resale.
What is an activity passport?
An activity passport is a page that turns learning into a journey. Each passport has 12 checkpoints. When a child finishes the activity at a checkpoint, they collect a stamp, add a sticker or color the box, and write the date. At the bottom, a note invites the child to celebrate when all 12 are complete.
How to use an activity passport
- Pick a passport that matches what your child is learning or loving right now.
- Write the explorer’s name and age or group at the top.
- Do one checkpoint at a time. There is no set order or timetable, so go at your child’s pace.
- Stamp, sticker or color the box and write the date when the checkpoint is done.
- Celebrate when all 12 are complete, then choose a new passport.
Ink stamps, round stickers from our sticker sheets, dot markers and crayons all work well.
Pick a passport theme
- Early learning: Alphabet Quest, Number Expedition, Shape Safari, Color Explorer, Reading Trail, Puzzle Solver and Learning Explorer.
- Animals and places: Animal Adventure, Ocean Explorer, Farm Explorer, Dinosaur Detective and Space Cadet.
- Nature and seasons: Nature Ranger, Winter Explorer and Summer Adventurer.
- Making and doing: Art Maker, Junior Scientist and Community Helper.
- Habits and character: Kindness Hero and Healthy Habits.
Examples of checkpoints
- Alphabet Quest: Recognize A-E, Find F-J, Trace K-O, Spot P-T and Write U-Z.
- Number Expedition: Count 1-5 and keep going with bigger numbers.
- Shape Safari: Find a circle and then hunt for other shapes.
- Kindness Hero: Say thank you and add more kind actions.
- Healthy Habits: Wash hands and build up to other healthy routines.
Pages are for you to adapt: each checkpoint is only a prompt, so change it to suit your child’s level.
Where activity passports work well
Passports are flexible. At home, they make a good summer or school-break project. In a classroom, they suit learning centers, a unit on a topic or an early-finisher activity. In homeschool, they can mark milestones. A grown-up can stamp with a favorite ink stamp, or a child can choose a sticker each time.
Credits and licences
Many of the pictures and icons in this set use Noto Emoji artwork by Google. The Noto emoji fonts are licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, and most of the emoji images are licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The page layouts, text and KidsTracing logo are our own. These printables are free for personal, home and classroom use, and not for sale or resale.
Frequently asked questions
What is an activity passport for kids?
It is a printable page with 12 checkpoints, each with a stamp box and a date line. The child completes an activity at each checkpoint and collects a stamp, sticker or color, as if getting stamps in a passport.
How many stamps are on each passport?
Each passport has 12 checkpoints, so 12 stamps in all.
What do I need to use the passports?
A pencil and a way to stamp: an ink stamp, stickers, dot markers or crayons. The activities themselves use things you already have at home.
Do the passports have to be completed in order?
No. Choose any checkpoint at any time. The numbers are only there to count the stamps.
Can I use them in a classroom?
Yes. They are free for personal, home and classroom use. Teachers can print one passport per child. Please do not sell or resell the files.
Which size should I print, US Letter or A4?
Use US Letter in the United States and Canada, and A4 almost everywhere else. All passports are available in both sizes.
Are the passports only for young children?
The prompts are simple, so they suit preschool and early elementary children. You can make any checkpoint easier or harder to fit your child.
More printables: 30-day challenges for daily activities and reward charts for goals. Alphabet Quest and Number Expedition go well with letter formation worksheets and number tracing.