We present our exciting resource, “Eco-Explorer Passport: Interactive Journey through Ecosystems.” Take your students on a captivating adventure as they explore different ecosystems and become familiar with passport documentation.

To create a fantastic ecological passport, simply print the 3-letter-size pages of the PDF called “Eco Passport” double-sided (8.5 x 11″). This will provide your students with an immersive experience, combining learning about ecosystems with understanding the concept of a passport.

Additionally, print the “Travel Stamps” PDF, a 2-page file (not double-sided), which contains 20 travel stamps. These stamps represent different places such as the Amazon rainforest, Australia, the Andes mountains, the Arctic, Antarctica, the African savanna, American grasslands, American swamps, Pacific coasts, the Sahara desert, the African jungle, the Himalayan mountains, the islands of Indonesia, the Galapagos Islands, the Asian monsoon forest, Northern forests, European forests, coral reefs, farm animals, and city animals. Your students can stick these stamps into their ecological passports while learning about each ecosystem.

These 20 ecosystems align with our Interactive Animal Atlas, also available in our store. Using the atlas, students will be able to embark on virtual plane journeys to these places and discover fascinating information about the animals that inhabit them.

To personalize the ecological passport, students will need to complete the following information:

• Surname
• First name
• Nationality
• Date of birth
• Place of birth
• Sex
• Date of issue (the day the form is completed)
• Expiry date (5 years after the issue date)
• Signature

With the Eco-Explorer Passport, students will engage in interactive learning, deepening their understanding of ecosystems while fostering global awareness. Get ready to embark on an educational journey that will ignite curiosity and expand students’ knowledge of our diverse world.

Don’t miss out on this amazing resource. Get the Eco-Explorer Passport today and inspire your students to become global explorers!