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Historical Vacations

Don't just take any old vacation - go somewhere the kids can learn about their country's history. There are so many places to choose from. Explore some historical cities here - browse the city information and look at the e-guides.

-	Kennedy Space Center
-	Discover the Volunteer State
-	Scenic Drives
-	National Register of Historic Places
-	Follow the Oregon Trail

News for Kids

1.	Read Todays News on the Front Page
2.	Talking to Kids About the News
3.	Time For Kids
4.	Kids News From the BBC

1.	WKCD - What Kids Can Do
2.	Beginning Writing
3.	Become a Correspondent
4.	Kids Cast - Radio For Kids By Kids

Learn More About...

Watch, listen or discover new and exciting things about people, places and events you want to know more about with the guides below!
	High School Geography Here's an adventure and a learning opportunity. Get your kicks on Route 66 in this Geography Room. LET'S GET STARTED >
	U.S. History Learn more about even older history in this Middle School History Room. Go back to 1812 for lots of facts. LET'S GET STARTED >

Geography Activities

	Go West Follow Lewis and Clark on their adventures across America.
	Geocaching This is an activity the whole family can share. Use GPS to find interesting sites near you.
	Orienteering Another great family activity based on your knowledge of geography.

How Parents Can Help


	Some Cool Links Geography For Kids Map It KidZone Geography My Wonderful World

What's That?

This department collects information about many different population trends and facts. Check out the latest on education.

Did You Know?

Is your child a Drama Queen (or King)? If so, you may already have thought about acting lessons. But seriously, why not help them develop confidence, team work skills and discipline. Find out more here.