When I first started working on the Global Children’s Book Club, I really wanted a virtual travel chart or printable passport for kids that would help families follow along in a unified, concrete way. In addition to the picture books … Read More
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Join us as we read and discuss Juneteenth books for kids, and learn about this special holiday honoring Black freedom in the United States. While thinking about the Global Children’s Book Club, I thought of doing a special focus on … Read More
Many of you have asked if there’s a printable version of the picture book list and chapter book list for the A-Z Global Children’s Book Club. You’re in luck – I put one together for you! The printable book list has … Read More
Get ready for the A-Z Global Children’s Book Club! 26 picture books for 26 letters of the alphabet from A-Z, along with global learning the whole family will enjoy! It’s here! I’m thrilled to announce the 26 diverse picture books … Read More
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When I first started working on the Global Children’s Book Club, I really wanted a virtual travel chart or printable passport for kids that would help families follow along in a unified, concrete way. In addition to the picture books and travel activities for kids, I wanted something that would help solidify the empathy, compassion, and inclusion we will learn. I wanted something that would remind us to ACT.
I thought a printable passport would be the perfect way to follow along. But I have zero design skills, so I knew I would need some help.
So I reached out to Becca at Hadley Designs, whose work I’ve admired for a long while. And wow did she deliver! And even better? The whole thing is completely FREE.
The alphabet printable passport has a front and back cover, plus 26 half-sheets – one for each country. There are spaces to write in the title of the picture book of the day plus some fun facts, as well as some darling icons to color. I’m ridiculously delighted with it – Becca truly did an incredible job.
The whole thing is easy to print at home. Here’s how to do it once you get the download link:
And since the printable is FREE, it’s easy to print as many as you’d like for each member of the family.
You can download the Global Children’s Book Club A-Z printable passport by popping in your email below, and the PDF will come right to your inbox for you to print as many copies as you’d like. If you share it on Instagram, please tag me (@localpassportfamily) and Becca (@hadleydesigns). We can’t wait to see your families enjoying them!
I hope it’s a fantastic way for your family to follow along on these virtual travel activities for kids to foster empathy and compassion, and spark anti-racist action inside and outside our homes.
