Explorer Passport gives kids missions to complete at the zoo or museum, with questions matched to each child’s age and a sticker passport that grows with every visit. Staff see what families enjoyed, and what they missed.
Each quest has five missions and fits easily inside a typical visit. Families can do it all at once or finish it on their next trip.
Walking directions and a map lead to the exhibit.
Kids tap off things to spot: a behavior, a habitat detail, a brushstroke.
Kids take turns, each with a question at their own age level.
Every explorer on the trip gets it in their passport.
Questions come in three age ranges: 4–6, 7–9 and 10–13. A “read it aloud” button helps younger explorers and early readers.
Quests are written around each place’s own story, and each quest looks at it through a different lens.
The phone is a guide to get kids looking at the real thing, then it goes back in a pocket.
No children’s full names, birthdays, photos or locations.
The parent or guardian holds the account and can delete it at any time.
Every mission sends kids back to the exhibit to spot things for themselves.
Places see summaries only, never which family did what.
Tell us about your zoo, aquarium or museum and we’ll show you how quests for your place would work.
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