The past few days I’ve gotten numerous requests on how I made the passport we’ve used for Satori. We use it for almost every Five in a Row book we read and it is fun to look back and see all the places we’ve “visited”!
Pretend Passport
Here’s what I used, with their country-neutral template. It is actually a Five in a Row inspired play passport to boot!
They suggest laminating the cover, and at the time I didn’t want to hassle with it, so I just took 3 strips of packing tape. 
The passport includes a page where you can personalize your information just like in a real passport.
Passport personal information
They have great passport country stamp templates, and have many FIAR country stamps, here’s a few:
Other links I found:
US State Seals – to personalize your passport
Google images of Passport Stamps
Date Stamping your Pretend Passport
Some of you also asked how I stamped the date stamp on our entries. This was a date stamper with multiple stamping templates I used for my business. It’s probably more expensive than you’d want to spend, but there are simpler date stampers for just a few dollars out there! Or, I’ve listed above some great date stamps that you can print out as well.
Date Stamper
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