(Congressman Davis at River Ridge Elementary School in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky)
On this page, you can have fun while learning important things about the history of your government. You can also explore the many different government agencies and landmarks that are located in Washington, D.C. Click on the links to explore.
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Kids in the House: The Official Kids Website of the U.S. House of Representatives
The “Kids in the House” website offers quizzes and games that incorporate Capitol history and lessons about how a bill becomes a law.
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FBI Kids' Page (K-5)
Learn about the FBI’s working dogs and obtain internet safety tips.
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 Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government
Learn how your U.S. Government works, about its history
and your civic responsibilities by reading these pages
and playing the games on this site.
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 The White House
Visit the White House's official page for kids and learn
about the President, his responsibilities and the
history of the office.
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First Gov for Kids
This website provides valuable resources for elementary age students and their teachers.
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EPA Environmental Kids Club
Learn about the environment and what you can do to protect it.
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Kentucky Coloring Book
Learn about the legislative process while coloring and
learning about Kentucky.
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Fed Stats
This website consolidates links to every federal agency’s kids’ page, including EPA Kids, US Forest Service, and NASA.
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CIA Kids' Page
On the CIA’s kids’ page, you can learn about how U.S. intelligence officials provide information to our nation’s leaders, and other fun facts.
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Library of Congress: America's Library
America’s Library brings history to life for children though interactive educational games and stories about America’s cultural heritage.
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McGruff.org
Crime prevention activities, tips and games from the National Crime Prevention Council.
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Kids Post
Read news just for kids at the Washington Post Kid's Post Page.
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NASA Kids' Page
Learn about NASA's missions to space, new technologies and the history of our space program.
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