Five Day Homeschool Tour to Washington DC
Our five-day homeschool tour offers an in-depth exploration of the nation’s capital. Discover iconic landmarks, inspiring memorials, and world-class museums at a leisurely pace. With more time to explore each destination, your group or family will gain a deeper appreciation for the significance of Washington DC and all it has to offer.
From the solemn reflection at Arlington National Cemetery to the awe-inspiring exhibits at the Smithsonian, our tours are designed to inspire curiosity and learning. Enjoy the flexibility to customize your itinerary and enjoy free time to explore your interests. Create unforgettable memories as you uncover the magic of Washington, D.C. together.
Two Day Tours Designed by Homeschool Teachers & Parents
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Ready for an unforgettable learning experience? Our Washington, D.C. Homeschool Tours are perfect for groups and families seeking a deeper dive into American history and culture. From the iconic monuments to world-class museums, there’s something to spark everyone’s imagination. With extra time to explore and learn, your family will create memories that last a lifetime. Let’s embark on an exciting journey together!
Day 1
Memorials and the National Mall
- National Museum of American History: Dive into America’s past through fascinating objects and stories.
- World War II Memorial: Honor the brave souls who fought for freedom.
- Jefferson Memorial: Discover the legacy of one of America’s Founding Fathers.
- FDR Memorial: Step into the world of a president who led the nation through tough times.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial: Celebrate the life and dreams of a civil rights icon.
- Korean War Veterans Memorial: Pay tribute to the unsung heroes of the Korean War.
- Lincoln Memorial: Stand in awe of this iconic symbol of freedom and unity.
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial: Reflect on the nation’s experience of the Vietnam War.
- Signer’s Island: See the signatures of the signers of the Declaration of Independence etched in stone.
Day 2
Government in Action
- Visit Your Senator or House of Representative’s Office: Meetings with your government official may be set up in advance of your visit.
- U.S. Capitol Building: Step into the heart of American democracy and witness where laws are made.
- Capitol Hill Museum: Uncover the secrets and stories behind this iconic building.
- House or Senate Chambers: Watch government in action during a session or visit the chambers to see where the legislative branches of government work.
- Supreme Court Building: Explore the home of the highest court in the land and experience an optional Supreme Court Lecture (Not available every day).
- Library of Congress: Discover a world of knowledge within the nation’s largest library. See the beautiful architecture and décor of this amazing building.
Day 3
Presidents, Government, and History
- Washington Monument: Visit the highest point in Washington DC.
- National Holocaust Memorial Museum: Learn about one of the darkest times in history and about those who fought to preserve freedom.
- White House: See the home for the President of the United States (visits to the White House require advanced reservation request through your Senate or Representative).
- Ford’s Theatre: President Lincoln was shot here on April 14, 1865.
Peterson House: See the room where President Lincoln died. - National Archives: See the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States, and the Bill of Rights.
- National Museum of Natural History: Explore our planet and beyond with mind-blowing exhibits. Touch a piece of the moon, see the Hope Diamond and much more.
Day 4
Government and History
- Arlington National Cemetery: Visit the hallowed grounds and the final resting place for over 400,000 American Heroes.
- Iwo Jima Memorial (Marines Memorial): See the iconic monument depicting the raising the American Flag on the Island of Iwo Jima in 1945.
- Pentagon 911 Memorial: Visit the location commemorating the tragic events of September 11, 2001
- U.S. Air Force Memorial: See the memorial celebrating the United States Air Force.
- National Air & Space Museum: Explore the history of flight from the Wright Brothers through modern space exploration.
- National Art Gallery: Optional Visit to the Smithsonian National Art Gallery or the Museum of American Art.
Day 5
Government and History
- Mt. Vernon: Visit the home of George Washington. Our first President was an innovative plantation owner.
- Museum of the Bible: Explore the recently built museum which celebrates the Word of God and its impact throughout the world.
- Optional Free Time or additional visits.
Washington DC Homeschool Trips
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