The first month your child will get their USA Discovery Kit, then each month after they will travel to two different states. The USA Edition covers all 50 states in 26 months. They can even build a hurricane for Florida (that hopefully steers clear of people and houses) and make pizzas for customers in New York. They will follow Sam and Sofia’s (the Little Passports guides) adventures through the states, as well as check out photos and play a specific game for each state. The USA Edition is primarily web-based, giving kids access to a special place on the Little Passports website that is all about each state they visit. This is especially useful for families that have just moved to this wildly diverse country. The USA isn’t covered in the World Edition kits, instead, it has its own subscription box set where kids get to travel to all 50 states. In the next section, this Little Passports review will break down exactly what you’ll find in each of their subscription plans. You can cancel your subscription at any time, but if you sign up for a 6 or 12-month subscription and want to cancel mid-term, you cannot get a refund for the boxes you no longer wish to receive. Little Passports’ subscription plans are tailored to culture and geography, as well as STEM learning. Plus, each box has been kid-tested to ensure they are fun and engaging. The brand’s boxes include a mix of hands-on and pen-to-paper activities, as well as fun extras like stickers, storybooks, comics, and other age-specific items. You want them to learn, and the best way for that to happen is to use interesting and varied teaching materials. Little Passports partners with parents and educators to help create boxes that will thrill and engage your child. The company also sells their boxes individually. Those who don’t want a long subscription can choose the monthly option and cancel their subscription before the next billing date.
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