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KIDS ACTIVITY GUIDE DISCOVER THE REAL COLOR ME!

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KIDS ACTIVITY

GUIDE

DISCOVER THE REAL

COLORME!

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Pick-a-Word Washington, DC is one cool city. Most people know it’s the capital of

the United ____________________________, but what you probably don’t know is that

DC is a ____________________________ ____________________________.

It’s filled with some of the world’s most recognizable landmarks, such as

the ____________________________ Monument and the ____________________________ Memorial.

Best of all, there are tons of free things to see, like the Star-Spangled

Banner flag at the National Museum of American ____________________________, the

____________________________ at the National Zoo or the ____________________________

sculpture at the National Gallery of Art.

Sports fans love cheering on the Washington ____________________________, a team

that’s ____________________________ to watch. And locals love to explore

John F. Kennedy Center for the ____________________________ Arts.

When it comes to food, DC has its own version of a ____________________________

called a “half-smoke,” which is best served topped with

____________________________.

I ____________________________ Washington, DC because it’s the ____________________________

city in the ____________________________.

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Draw Yourself as President

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District Maze

Finish

Start

Decoder Game

Word Decoder Puzzle

Alphabet Key

Crack the code by using the symbols in the Alphabet Key.

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Explore the nation’s capital and its most famous landmarks.

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Color the POTOMAC Cruise the POTOMACStart!

Finish!

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Museum WordsearchSPOT the Difference

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Match the PRESIDENTS!

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FUN FACTS!Washington, DC was

created in 1791 as a unique federal district of the government, making it unlike any city or state.

Not all White House pets have been cats and dogs. Two

first families have kept alligators: John Quincy Adams and Herbert Hoover.

The flag of the District of Columbia was inspired by George Washington’s family’s coat of arms.

More than 20 million people visit Washington, DC each year.

The Library of Congress is the world’s largest library, with 838 miles

of bookshelves.

People from Washington, DC are

known as Washingtonians.

The Georgetown neighborhood is actually older

than Washington, DC itself.

The Washington National Cathedral

features a carving of Darth Vader.

There are 154 million artifacts and works in the Smithsonian Institution’s

collections.

When the Washington Monument opened in 1884, it was the tallest structure

in the world.