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Ellis Island National Monument
Be A Junior Ranger
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Junior Ranger Program
Click here to download a copy of the .
This self-guided program gives children the opportunity to learn about Ellis Island and our nation's heritage and become a Junior Park Ranger. This activity booklet will take you through the historic Immigration Station where children learn the importance of protecting and preserving this National Monument. The booklet takes about 1 hour to complete and is available by clicking the link above or free at the Ellis Island Information Desk.
This program is recommended for children ages 7-12. Children can ask Park Rangers how they can help preserve America's heritage.
This is an on-site program only and cannot be completed electronically or by mail.
Kids: Don't forget to participate in the National Park Service's nationwide Junior Ranger Program. Become a WEBRANGER. Visit us online at: www.nps.gov/webrangers
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Did You Know?
Annie Moore was the first immigrant processed at Ellis Island on Jan. 1, 1892, and arrived from Ireland on the SS Nevada. After Charles Hendley of the Secretary of the Treasury's office inspected Annie, she was given a $10 gold coin by Immigration Sup't Colonel John Weber.
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Last Updated: May 06, 2009 at 11:47 EST |
