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Below are some helpful links to government web pages for children, students, and educators.

Just for Kids

This Date in History
Would you like to know what happened years ago today? Visit this site.

America’s Story from America’s Library
Learn more about our nation’s rich history.

Ben’s Guide to the U.S. Government
Learn more about our federal government.

First Gov for Kids
This is the federal government’s primary site for kids, where they may learn about their state, their government and much more.

Kids in the House: The Official Kid’s Page of the U.S. House of Representatives
Learn about the legislative process and the history of the House of Representatives.

Presidents of the United States
Learn about the lives of America’s Presidents.

First Ladies of the United States
Learn about America’s First Ladies.

Flags of the World
Here you can see the flags of other nations.

CIA Kids
Discover the history of the CIA and play some games that will test your skills such as memory games, word searches and photo analysis.

FBI Kids
Learn about a day in the life of a special agent, try some new identities, and discover the history of the FBI.

National Zoo
Learn more about the animals living at our National Zoo.

NASA Just for Kids
Learn about the history of our space program and play some educational games.

National Children’s Museum
Learn about what the National Children’s Museum has to offer and take a tour.

EPA’s Explorers Club
Learn about the environment and how to protect it.

Smithsonian Kids
The Smithsonian network of museums has so much to offer. Visit the site to learn more, play some games and check out some additional activities.

Kid’s World (Peace Corps)
Become a virtual member of the U.S. Peace Corps and learn more about this organization.

High School and College Students

Congressional Internships
Apply for an internship in Mike’s congressional office.

Military Career Guide Online
Here you will find information about our military.

Service Academy Nominations
Get information about attending our nation’s service academies and instructions on how to receive a nomination from Mike

Congressional Award
The Congressional Award promotes and recognizes excellence in America's youth.

National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program
Colleges and universities participate in this program that awards fellowships and scholarships to students pursuing careers in math, science, technology, and engineering

Educators

Capitol History and Virtual Online Tour
Here you may learn more about the U.S. Capitol’s construction and history; and take an online tour.

Planning a Field Trip to the Capitol
If you are planning a field trip to our nation’s Capitol, this site is a great resource.

Core Documents of U.S. Democracy
See some of our nation’s most important documents, such as the Declaration of Independence, and learn more about them.

Teaching with Documents
This is a wonderful resource for lesson plans and curriculum assistance.

American Memory
You will find countless digital items here help to illuminate American history and culture.

Oral History of the United States House of Representatives
Here you will find the first oral history program for the U.S. House of Representatives under the Office of History and Preservation (OHP).  Educational resources such as lesson plans are also available by clicking here.

Kids in the House—Teacher Resources
Resources, activities, and lesson plans for teaching your students about the House of Representatives.

Selected Library of Congress Resources for Massachusetts
Here you will find a wealth of Library of Congress resources and artifacts that are specific to Massachusetts.

Local Legacies
Local Legacies is an initiative that recognizes the traditions, arts, parades, festivals and much more that take place all over the country. The link above will take you to Massachusetts.

Library of Congress’ Summer Teacher Institutes
The Library of Congress’ Summer Teacher Institutes introduce educators to the resources available at the LOC. The Institutes are open to all educators in grades 4-12.

National Teacher’s Hall of Fame
Know a great teacher in your area? Learn about how to nominate them to the National Teacher’s Hall of Fame

Professional Development
Here you will find workshops and summer training programs for teachers.