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Passport Weeks · Passport Week · China

Week planner

• Available now
• Subscribers · or buy the packet, $99

Plan the week on one page: activity, day, time, room. Fillable. Start here. The kit has everything for the week; the planner is where you fill in your own days and rooms.

PDF · 2 pages · 105 KB · fillable

🔒 Subscribers: sign in to view, print and download. See subscription pricing · Buy the whole packet for $99.

Everything in Passport Week · China

• Passport Week: China, the full kit
• Week planner (this page)
• Table Talk cards for the dining room
• Passport Week poster, letter size
• Passport Week poster, 11 × 17
• TV channel graphic (1920 × 1080)
• Resident app graphic (square)
• Host guide
• Reader set for residents
• Poster
• Host guide
• Reader set for residents
• The full story in large print
• Poster
• Digital announcements
• Host guide
• Reader set for residents
• Poster
• Digital announcements
• Slideshow for PowerPoint
• Slideshow as a PDF
• Slideshow video that loops
• Slides as pictures (JPG, zipped)
• Outing or outdoor event: fill-in tool (zipped)
• Outing or outdoor event: fillable screen (1920 × 1080)
• Outing or outdoor event: fillable poster, letter size
• Outing or outdoor event: PowerPoint (16:9)
• Outing or outdoor event: complete set (zipped)
• Blank event: fill-in tool (zipped)
• Blank event: fillable screen (1920 × 1080)
• Blank event: fillable poster, letter size
• Blank event: PowerPoint (16:9)
• Blank event: complete set (zipped)

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