FIELD TRIPS

Bundle 1: Field Trip Only

• 2 hour Passport to Play experience

Bundle 2: Classroom + Field Trip (Best Value)

• 1 classroom visit (or 3-week materials)

• Field trip
  
  

Bundle 3: Full Program

• 3 classroom visits + field trip
  (Charge travel fee only once per visit)

$125 per visit

(30–45 minutes, includes lesson + activity)

If you’re teaching multiple classrooms at one school:

• $125 for the first classroom

• $50 each additional classroom same day

• Example: 3 classrooms = $125 + $50 + $50 = $225

Passport to Play Bundle: $12 per student

• 1 classroom visit (Week 1 OR Week 2)

• 90-minute field trip

• Passport booklet + stamps
  
  

Minimum charge: $350
Travel fee applies if over 10 miles

Passport to Play! Learning Through Imaginative, Community-Based Play 

An educational field trip experience designed to support early learning standards through hands-on exploration. 

Program Overview

Passport to Play! is a play-based learning experience that allows children to explore a miniature town environment through imaginative role-play. Children engage with real-world concepts such as community helpers, problem-solving, communication, and cooperation while learning in a joyful, developmentally appropriate setting. 

Standards Alignment 

This program aligns with the Illinois Early Learning and Development Standards (IELDS) and nationally recognized early childhood frameworks, supporting whole-child development across multiple learning domains. 

● Social & Emotional Development: Cooperation, empathy, self-regulation, and understanding community roles 

● Language & Literacy: Vocabulary growth, storytelling, listening, and expressive language ● Mathematics: Counting, sorting, money concepts, measurement, and problem-solving

 ● Science & STEM: Exploration, cause and effect, early engineering and critical thinking 

● Social Studies: Civic awareness, careers, and how communities function 

Educational Best Practices Passport to Play! reflects best practices supported by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, emphasizing experiential, child-led learning through play.