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Exploring America's Capital and History | Educational Tour Guide for Kids

Welcome to TicTac Town! Join us on a journey to learn about America's capital, historic places, important figures, and national holidays. Discover fun facts and interesting stories about the nation's heritage!

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Exploring America's Capital and History | Educational Tour Guide for Kids

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  1. Welcome to TicTac Town TIC TAC LESSON Learning About America

  2. Our Nation’s Capital • Washington is the capital of the United States. • Our country’s leaders work there. • The White House is where the President lives and works. • The Capitol Building is where the members of Congress work to make our country’s laws.

  3. Important Places From Our Past • The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of being free. It is on an island in New York. • The Gateway Arch, in St. Louis, Missouri, is known as the Gateway to the West. • The Alamo, in San Antonio, Texas, was a fort where the people of Mexico fought to be free. Texas became a part of the United States.

  4. Important People From Our Past • Christopher Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to American from Spain. • Benjamin Franklin started the first library and the first volunteer fire department in America. • Susan B. Anthony worked hard to change the law so women could vote.

  5. Our Country’s Holidays • We celebrate Memorial Day at the end of May to honor people who gave their lives for our country. • Independence Day is celebrated on July 4. It is often called our country’s birthday. • Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday in September to honor all people who work in our country. • Thanksgiving is celebrated in November. On this day we remember the feast that was shared by Indians and Pilgrims long ago.

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