What I Wish I Knew Teachers. Join veterans and volunteers as they help you find astronauts, dog tags, heroines from the American Revolution and more using artifacts, photographs, exhibits, quotes, computers and architecture. As students dig through the past and experience the present, they will learn about the Women's Memorial, history, patriotism, symbolism, teamwork and the history of women serving in defense of America for nearly 230 years. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes for indoor and outdoor activities. While covering a variety of topics and involving various activities for students of all ages, the programs are designed to familiarize attendees with the responsibilities of citizenship, American history, patriotism and, of course, women's rich heritage of service.
All events are FREE and open to the public, but seating is limited.
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Paid parking is available. If your child has a reading problem, you should know that your child is not alone. When your child can voice and acknowledge that they have a reading problem, to themselves and to others, they are taking a major step toward success. Honesty can allow your child to take the action necessary to understand their disability and succeed in spite of it.