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Listen to the article by clicking on the listening button when you get to the site. you can take the Wonder Word Challenge. Complete Test Your Knowledge and view some photos and a video about Christmas at the White House.
http://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-many-rooms-are-in-the-white-house

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Watch this video about Mount Rushmore

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Mount Rushmore Vacation Travel Video Guide

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Mount Rushmore Facts For Kids - Interesting And Fun Facts About Mount Rushmore For Kids

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Check out these amazing and fun Mount Rushmore facts for kids. If you want more info check out, http://www.coolfactsforkids.com/mount-rushmore-facts-for-kids/ I can almost guarantee you will find out things you did not know about Mount Rushmore! Also, check out, http://www.coolfactsforkids.com/ for amazing and fun facts on many different things from Animals to Outer Space to Historical Events!

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Watch a video about the Golden Gate bridge. Click the arrow below.

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What Do You Know About the Golden Gate Bridge?

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Buckle up for a non-stop flight over the mansion William Randolph Hearst built, the town Clint Eastwood governed and the farmland where Marilyn Monroe once held the title of Miss Artichoke. We soar over beaches and wine country, and into the heart and soul of this magnificent state.

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Click on the link below to put puzzles together of U.S Landmarks.
http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/usa_game/jigsaw_usa.htm

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Watch the video of the Grand Canyon. Click the arrow below.

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More Than A View - Grand Canyon In Depth Episode 01

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Watch the video about Mount Rushmore. Click the arrow below.

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I thought I would put some of the footage I got from Mount Rushmore and put it into a nice little video. Please make sure to play it in HIGH DEFINITION! Music was made by me using Royalty Free music and sounds. Please Rate, Comment & SUBSCRIBE!

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Read about the Lincoln Memorial by clicking on the link below.
http://www.kidsdiscover.com/quick-reads/thinkin-lincoln-memorial/
Read more about the Lincoln memorIAL here.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/history/us/monuments/lincolnmemorial/
Watch a video about the Lincoln Memorial. Click on the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qmvoxGCpD8

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When former U.S. President William Howard Taft dedicated the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., more than 50,000 people attended. Countless more listened in via the new technology known as radio. Lincoln's own son Robert was there, as were veterans who had fought on both sides of the Civil War. It was May 30, 1922 - Memorial Day - and that war that seems so long ago now was still very much a real memory for many.

The Lincoln Memorial had been in the works since 1910, when two congressmen who had served with our sixteenth President pushed through a bill to create the memorial. Taft signed the bill on February 11, 1911, creating a commission and setting aside $2 million to build the structure. The final price tag was $3 million.

The commission considered design ideas as diverse as a giant pyramid and a highway. Eventually they settled on something ancient but less eccentric.

Henry Bacon, an architect from New York, designed the memorial to resemble a classical Greek temple, like the Parthenon in Athens. The memorial's 36 exterior Doric columns represent the number of states in the union at Lincoln's death. Each is inscribed with the name of a state and its year of admission to the union. The whole building is 204 feet long, 134 feet wide, and 99 feet tall, and it's made of stone from four different states.

As for Lincoln's son, Robert Todd Lincoln was just 22 in 1865, the year his father was assassinated. By the time he attended the dedication of his dad's monument, he was 78. It was his last public appearance. In his long career, he'd been U.S. Ambassador to the U.K. and Chairman and President of the Pullman Railroad Company.

He'd also served as Secretary of War under Presidents James Garfield and William McKinley. It seems incredible, but he was there when both of those Presidents were assassinated. No wonder he called himself "the most cursed man in America."

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Thinkin' About the Lincoln Memorial - Kids Discover

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When former U.S. President William Howard Taft dedicated the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., more than 50,000 people attended. Countless more listened in via the new technology known as radio. Lincoln's own son Robert was there, as were veterans who had fought on both sides of the Civil War.

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Watch this video tour. Click on the arrow below to go on the tour.

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Jefferson Memorial - HD footage, information and facts on the beautiful Jefferson Memorial. The memorial is dedicated to the third president of the United States; Thomas Jefferson. It is one of the most recognized architectural pieces in the US. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to subscribe to our channel.

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Click on the link below to find U.S. landmarks and learn about them.
http://mrnussbaum.com/united-states/united_states_landmarks/

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Watch old faithful erupt! Answer this question
https://youtu.be/wE8NDuzt8eg

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Read about landmarks in Washington DC. Click on the link below to do your reading. Write down which landmarks you visited on their site.
https://www.nps.gov/nama/planyourvisit/index.htm

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Take the time machine to all of the landmarks. List each landmark on the paper provided.
Write one fact about each landmark. To get there click on
https://www.nps.gov/nhl/learn/ed/adventure/tripintro.htm