As spring break approaches, families across the Southwind District have a new reason to get excited. k_State Extension is rolling out Passport to Fun: Spring Break Edition,k an immersive, hands-on learning adventure designed especially for youth ages 7 to 12.

This four-day program invites young explorers to “travel the world” without ever leaving their community. Each session highlights four different countries and blends movement, creativity, science, and cuisine to give participants a rich, memorable cultural experience. From crafting and cooking to interactive activities and global discovery, the camp aims to spark curiosity and broaden horizons.

A Four-City Tour Across the District

To make the program accessible to families throughout the region, the K-State4 Extension team is hosting sessions in four different communities:

• March 16 – Ft. Scott @Buck Run, 1010 Park Avenue
• March 17 – Chanute @ City Park pavilion, 101 S. Forest Avenue
• March 18 – Yates Center @ Community Building, 711 S. Fry St.
• March 19 – Moran @ Iola extension office, 1006 N. State St.

Each session runs from 1-4 PM, offering an afternoon packed with global exploration and hands-on fun.

Encouraging Curiosity Through Experience

The program’s design reflects K-State Extension’s commitment to experiential learning. By blending physical activity, creative expression, scientific inquiry, and culinary exploration,k Passport to Fun gives kids a chance to learn in ways that fell like play. It’s an opportunity for youth to build confidence, try new things, and develop a broader understanding of the world.

Registration Now Open

Families interested in securing a spot can register online at the following link provided by K-State Extension: https://bit.ly/PassportToFunCamp. Space is limited, and registration closes March 10, 2026.

With its blend of education and adventure, Passport to Fun: Spring Break Edition promises to be a highlight of the season for young learners across the Southwind District.