K-State Extension Launches “Passport to Fun: Spring Break Edition” for Local Youth
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, 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-State Extension team is hosting sessions in four different communities:
• March 16 – Fort 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 Street
• March 19 – Moran @ Moran Senior Community Center, 407 Cedar Street
Each session runs from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., 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,
Passport to Fun gives kids a chance to learn in ways that feel like play. It’s an opportunity for youth to build confidence, try new things, and develop a broader understanding of the world.