Passport Stampers - 24 Pieces - Educational and Learning Activities for Kids

I bought these for Girl Scouts, since we do a yearly event where we need different countries stamps to stamp the kids "passports". It's a great price for all the stamps you get. The stamps aren't amazing in that the impressions they make aren't perfect, but they are fine for what we need.

These were used at a golf tournament. Each of the 18 holes represented a different country. Golfers had a passport and they received a “stamp” on their passport. I bought two sets of stamp pads for use if the stamp ran out of ink.

These stamps are really fun to stamp onto mail when I write letters. I had mail get sent successfully with these stamps on there assuming you're not blocking any important info. (and of course, use a real stamp) but it adds to the feeling that your letter spent forever in the mail and made its way all the way over there. The only gripe is that it's a kid's toy and the quality is a bit low. But being a kids toy is not really the fault of this product but I wish it had better quality plastic used.

The neighborhood kids loved them

These are cute little stamps but they are a little dry and there were some repeats of countries. It would've been better to a) have unique countries and b) color code by continent. The colors are just random (seemingly).

These are so fun, especially to use with the passport books

I am doing a world music unit with my elementary students at my school. We have “passports” that we fill out with information we learn about each country. I bought these so we could stamp our passports like you would a real passport. I wasn’t expecting fantastic quality from these since they’re pretty cheap, but half of the actual stamp part is placed too far into the plastic part for the image to show. Almost all of the red and green stamps are like this. So 11/24 stamps are practically unusable unless I go through and disassemble them myself.

I bought these for a country research project our whole program does. Students had passports to stamp as they visited each “continent.” The stamps fell out of the plastic holder within the first five minutes. Over half the stamps ended up in the trash. Each continent is not equally represented either. South America and Oceania had more stamps than Africa. Africa only had one stamp.