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Washington, DC

Washington, DC. A Trip to Washington, DC. Welcome! Your adventure is available to you through this quest and virtual visitation. You have recently become a travel agent and your first task is to plan a trip to Washington, DC for you and your classmates. Planning your DC Trip. Requirements:

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Washington, DC

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  1. Washington, DC

  2. A Trip to Washington, DC • Welcome! Your adventure is available to you through this quest and virtual visitation. • You have recently become a travel agent and your first task is to plan a trip to Washington, DC for you and your classmates.

  3. Planning your DC Trip • Requirements: • Mapping & Directions • Planning your day • Creating an Itinerary

  4. How will you get there? • Visit Google Maps and get directions from Elkridge Landing Middle School to the Washington Monument, where you will be dropped off and picked up. • Determine what time you should leave and how long it will take you to get there and back home. (Don’t forget to consider the beltway traffic! Check the beltway traffic now. Traffic Cameras)

  5. Where will you go? (virtual visitation) • You must decide on five sites you would like to see while in Washington. This is to include: • a. 2 monuments or government buildings • b. 2 museums • c. 2 other attractions of your choice: This could be an additional building, monument, or a completely different attraction such as a zoo, sporting, or music event. • Record the information on the Site Seeing Worksheet provided.

  6. Helpful Sites to Visit: • Smithsonian Institute • The White House • Architect of the Capitol • Washington, DC Chamber of Commerce • Interactive map of Washington DC • International Spy Museum

  7. Create an Itinerary: • Create an Itinerary for the people in your group to follow that includes: • Departure times • Arrival Times • Attraction Names/Addresses • Time spent at each attraction • Lunch Break • Souvenir Shopping • Include the amount spent on tickets/admission at each attraction

  8. Scavenger Hunt • Site Links: • Arlington National Cemetery • Lincoln Memorial • Vietnam Veterans Memorial • World War II Memorial • Washington Monument • Korean War Memorial • Smithsonian Air and Space Museum • Smithsonian Natural History Museum • Smithsonian American History Museum

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