Making Passports 

The wallet/passport should be big enough that they can add key scriptures and lesson reminders to a "page" for each lesson. 

Supplies:

• faux-leather (make sure faux-leather is pliable so that it folds). Two pieces approximately 4x6 per student.
• parchment-style paper, cut to the exact size of the faux leather
• two pieces of old wood
• a hole punch (hammer and nail)
• brass brads
• pictures of students (or paper to create a self-portrait)
• stickers or stamps
• small Paul map, copy for each student
• silver and gold sharpies
• string

Directions:

1. Students use scissors to cut faux-leather into a large wallet size "passport" cover.  Be sure your faux leather material is pliable so that it folds. Two pieces approximately 4x6 works. 
2. Use parchment-style paper, cutting it to the exact size of the faux leather. 
3. Lay the two pieces on a piece of old wood, with the parchment paper sandwiched in between. Use a hole punch (hammer and nail) to punch 2 holes through the left margin of the paper and leather and fasten with brass brads.   
4. Add a picture of the student (or have them create a self portrait).
5. Add stickers and stamps at each stop. Use a date-stamp to "validate" their passport.
6. Make copies of a small Paul map and paste it into the back of the passport. 
7. Illustrate Paul's Passport cover with a silver or gold colored sharpie.
8. Add other doodads and passport effects as you wish.
9. Add a string to hang the passport around their neck during class.