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Monday, May 3, 2010
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
At The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, kids and caregivers can take a free, 45-minute tour and see money be made. This can be a good opportunity to discuss how the children earn their money (or points) and talk about how you can spend points or save them, and the pros and cons of each.
National Building Museum
Building with Legos and playing with bulldozer toys at The National Building Museum can be a nice way to spend a rainy day, or any day.
According to the Washington Post:
"Designed for visitors between the ages of two and six, the exhibition offers kids a chance to learn about architecture, construction and design through play. Legos and building blocks are available, as are bulldozers and toy trucks. Visitors can try on hard hats and tool belts and flip through picture books on building."
According to the Washington Post:
"Designed for visitors between the ages of two and six, the exhibition offers kids a chance to learn about architecture, construction and design through play. Legos and building blocks are available, as are bulldozers and toy trucks. Visitors can try on hard hats and tool belts and flip through picture books on building."
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