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Washington D.C. Field Trips Bike the Sites Recommended by a homeschool family who visited DC this way. This tour business knows all the backway, out-of-traffic ways to see the best of the Capital. Factory Tours in Washington DC So far reviews of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, United States Capital Building, and the US Pentagon. Add your own. Library of Congress Live We have a revised policy and are taking (free) reservations of groups of ten or more. Find out about our current and upcoming events of interest to children here. Our Kids Activities and resources for families in the Washington, DC metro area. Newseum Discover unique learning opportunities at the Newseum, an interactive museum of history in Washington, D.C. Homeschools receive the school group discount when they visit. Provisions Library: Resource Center for Arts and Activism We are currently in the midst to developing outreach activities for youth and educators in the D.C. We would also be an excellent resource for homeschooling parents and children. 1611 Connecticut Ave. NW. (202) 299-0460. Smithsonian Museums The Smithsonian encompasses the National Zoo and 16 museums and galleries in Washington and New York. (202) 357-2700 (Spanish, (202) 633-9126; TTY (202) 357-1729

We're There! Washington, DC by Elizabeth Skinner Grumbach This book is sure to engage and entertain your children with fun scavenger hunts and puzzles relating to what you are seeing as you explore our nation's Capital.   A Kid's Guide to Washington, D.C. (Gullivers Travels) by Diane C. Clark, Richard E. Brown (Illustrator) It was a lot easier getting them to complete this book rather than writing in a journal. There were also tips and hints that I had not found in any of the other books I used for planning the trip. I highly recommend it!   A Kids' Guide to the Smithsonian by Ann Phillips Bay, Barbara Hehner (Editor), Steven Rotblatt (Illustrator) From Dorothy's red slippers to the Wright brothers plane, the Smithsonian is filled with objects fascinating to kids. Yet choosing what to see in the nation's largest museum complex can challenge even the most enthusiastic families.