Anonymous wrote:By 8/10, most kids are pretty busy pursuing their own interests (sports, music, art, whatever) and you don't spend your weekends going to museums/zoos.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:National Parks.
Gettysburg, Fort McHenry, Manassas Battlefield, Shenandoah, Prince William Forest
There are so many within a 2-3 hour drive that you could make a day trip out of. Most National Parks will have the "junior ranger program" where they fill out an activity book and get sworn in as a "junior ranger."
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Anonymous wrote:National Parks.
Gettysburg, Fort McHenry, Manassas Battlefield, Shenandoah, Prince William Forest
There are so many within a 2-3 hour drive that you could make a day trip out of. Most National Parks will have the "junior ranger program" where they fill out an activity book and get sworn in as a "junior ranger."
One of the problems with our museums is that they are catering to the tourist population and they don't change their inventory much. We had a similar problem. But, there are tons that are off the beaten track. Checkout the smaller ones.Anonymous wrote:We used to go to the zoo or museums every week. My 8 and 10yo aren’t very excited to do anything anymore.
Do I make them go to an egg hunt?