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Booked for the Summer: Explore Science and Social Studies

Posted on July 9, 2026

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Booked for the Summer is your go-to guide to making the most of summer break! Packed with fun activities, learning opportunities and family resources, it’s designed to keep kids’ minds active and bodies moving before school starts in just a few short weeks.

This week, we’re highlighting science and social studies.

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Spark curiosity with hands-on science experiences, from exploring a local park or nature trail to visiting one of the many science destinations throughout the Washington, D.C., region. Families can also explore science activities tailored to each student’s grade level.

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Social studies helps students better understand the world around them. This summer, visit local historic sites, discover new cultures through digital resources, or learn about the lives and legacies of influential people. Grade-level social studies activities are also available. 

There’s a lot more to discover in the guide. Download it in: English | Spanish | French | Chinese | Vietnamese | Amharic | Korean | Portuguese

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