Map Checking

Map checks should be done online OR with an adult at home prior to meeting day. Map checks can be done ONE MONTH at a time or two months at the same time. You have the flexibility to determine how and when to do the map checks at home. Please submit  online map checks  and in-person map check results at least 48 hours before the Passport Club meeting.

Students are welcome to do BOTH the online map check and do a map check with an adult. The highest score will be used to earn stamps for your passport.  

Students will select stickers for their passport at the Passport Club Meeting based on the results of the map check.  

Choose the ONLINE map check or IN-PERSON map check below:
September ONLINE MAP CHECK      
September IN-PERSON MAP CHECK WITH AN ADULT

October ONLINE MAP CHECK
October IN-PERSON MAP CHECK WITH AN ADULT

NOVEMBER ONLINE Map Check
NOVEMBER IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

DECEMBER ONLINE Map Check
DECEMBER IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

JANUARY ONLINE Map Check
JANUARY IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

FEBRUARY ONLINE Map Check
FEBRUARY IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

MARCH ONLINE Map Check
MARCH IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

APRIL ONLINE Map Check
APRIL IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

MAY ONLINE Map Check
MAY IN PERSON Map Check with an Adult

Option #1 - ONLINE: Students complete the map checks as an online multiple choice quizzes. The number of correctly identified countries is automatically recorded with the online quiz. Use the links above for this month's online map checks. 

Option #2 - IN PERSON MAP CHECK

• Print a Level 5 labeled, study map or use the study maps provided at meetings for the adult to use as the reference to quiz the student. In addition, labeled maps can can be printed online HERE (password HelloWorld).

• Students should have an unlabeled map in front of them to identify locations for the map check. An unlabeled map is provided with the Welcome Packet or use the large, laminated unlabeled map if this style map was selected at registration.

• Starting with Level 1, the adult says the name of the country or location for the student to identify. 

• The student uses a pencil to point to the location or country on the unlabeled map.

• The adult conducting the map check highlights or circles the countries identified correctly on the labeled map to keep track of the correct answers.

• Continue up through the required level for each month's maps (level 3 for grade 3, level 4 for grade 4 and level 5 for grade 5). All students are encouraged to complete through Level 5!

• After the map checks, please submit the number of correct answers with the form links above for each month.