A fun and enjoyable read for all ages: children, homeschool, weekend students or adults wanting a fun and informative read. Washington, D.C. Answers is great subject primer that entertains and educates the eager reader.
National and international studies all agree on the benefits of reading for 15 minutes or more every day. Reading together as a family or reading alone (at any age!) can help you learn, discover and grow. It can open your eyes to a world of knowledge, but above all it can be fun!
Ages: 7 to 107
Beautifully illustrated with color and historic photographs.
Why Kindle? Affordable, saves on trees, easy to find and impossible to loose. Get your child's or grandchild's attention on their device by reading with them. Read & Learn.
Features a short and fun quiz at the the end of the book to test out you've learnt. Don't worry you can easily look back to work out the answers, or even use the cheat sheet.
Contains a clever writing prompt to encourage students to think about:
Who did that?
What happened?
When did it take place?
Where did it take place?
Why did that happen?
A very useful focus to use when writing home work assignments or reports.
CONTENTS
Questions & Facts
How did Washington, D.C. get its name?
What does D.C. mean?
When was Washington, D.C. created?
Were there any other capitals before Washington, D.C?
How big is Washington D.C. today?
Where is Washington, D.C.?
What do you call someone from Washington D.C.?
What does its motto “Justitia Omnibus,” mean?
What is the difference between Washington State and Washington D.C.?
What is on its official seal?
What does the Washington D.C. flag look like?
How many sports teams are based in Washington D.C.?
Can you vote if you live in Washington, D.C.?
When was the White House built?
Who was the first resident of the White House?
What happened in 1814?
What famous people are from Washington D.C?
Where was Abraham Lincoln shot?
Who spoke in front of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28th, 1963?
How big is the Library of Congress?
When is the best time to see the cherry trees blossom?
What can you see in The Capital, The Beltway, The City of Trees?
Quiz Fun
Quiz Answers
Over To You
Feeling Inspired?
National and international studies all agree on the benefits of reading for 15 minutes or more every day. Reading together as a family or reading alone (at any age!) can help you learn, discover and grow. It can open your eyes to a world of knowledge, but above all it can be fun!
Ages: 7 to 107
Beautifully illustrated with color and historic photographs.
Why Kindle? Affordable, saves on trees, easy to find and impossible to loose. Get your child's or grandchild's attention on their device by reading with them. Read & Learn.
Features a short and fun quiz at the the end of the book to test out you've learnt. Don't worry you can easily look back to work out the answers, or even use the cheat sheet.
Contains a clever writing prompt to encourage students to think about:
Who did that?
What happened?
When did it take place?
Where did it take place?
Why did that happen?
A very useful focus to use when writing home work assignments or reports.
CONTENTS
Questions & Facts
How did Washington, D.C. get its name?
What does D.C. mean?
When was Washington, D.C. created?
Were there any other capitals before Washington, D.C?
How big is Washington D.C. today?
Where is Washington, D.C.?
What do you call someone from Washington D.C.?
What does its motto “Justitia Omnibus,” mean?
What is the difference between Washington State and Washington D.C.?
What is on its official seal?
What does the Washington D.C. flag look like?
How many sports teams are based in Washington D.C.?
Can you vote if you live in Washington, D.C.?
When was the White House built?
Who was the first resident of the White House?
What happened in 1814?
What famous people are from Washington D.C?
Where was Abraham Lincoln shot?
Who spoke in front of the Lincoln Memorial on August 28th, 1963?
How big is the Library of Congress?
When is the best time to see the cherry trees blossom?
What can you see in The Capital, The Beltway, The City of Trees?
Quiz Fun
Quiz Answers
Over To You
Feeling Inspired?
