Washington DC With Tweens: Why It’s Even Better Now
Photo by Andy He on Unsplash We love to visit Washington DC whenever we get the chance. It was fun when the kids were little — strollers, snacks, pointing at big statues and calling it “learning.” But I’m going to say it: Washington DC with tweens is way more fun. They’re old enough to understand what they’re looking at. Old enough to walk (a lot). Old enough to appreciate that they’re standing in the seat of one of the most powerful governments on the world stage. And yet? Still young enough to get competitive over a bingo card (see below). If you’re planning a Washington DC family trip with middle schoolers or teens, here’s what actually works — and what makes DC more than just a giant outdoor history lesson. This post contains affiliate links and links to products I sell. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Photo by Jacob Creswick on Unsplash The Washington DC Classics (Because You Have To) When you’re visiting Washingt...