easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most children and families, with a focus on engagement over physical exertion
Discover history firsthand with a dynamic outdoor program at the DAR Museum, where kids train as civic heroines in a fun, active way. Perfect for young scouts interested in American history and women's rights. This outdoor activity at the DAR Museum engages children in the stories of the women’s suffrage movement through hands-on crafts, speeches, and interactive learning. Set in the heart of Washington D.C., it combines outdoor activity and cultural education, making history come alive for young participants. Ideal for families and scouts eager to combine outdoor fun with meaningful learning, this program offers a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in American democracy.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring layers for outdoor activities regardless of the forecast.
Getting there early helps secure a good spot and allows time for setup and questions.
Keep hydrated and energized during the engaging activities and outdoor exploration.
Encourage kids to ask questions and participate actively to enrich their experience.
The Women's Suffrage Parade of 1913 was a landmark event that played a major role in the passage of the 19th Amendment.
The program emphasizes respect for historic sites and encourages environmentally friendly practices during outdoor activities.
Necessary for active outdoor participation across all weather conditions.
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
Useful for taking notes or sketching during discussion segments.
Protect against sun exposure during outdoor activities.
spring;summer;fall specific