Washington D. C.

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Washinton D.C.
Mr. Bradens 3rd Grade Social Studies
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President Bush at Work
Spotty
Barney
When President Bush stops working for the day, he
has plenty of room to play with his dogs at the
White House.
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The White House
This is the White House. President Bush lives
here.
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This House is Big
There are six floors, 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms,
147 windows, 412 doors, 12 chimneys, 8
staircases, and 3 elevators.
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Lots of Room to Play
Green Room
Blue Room
Red Room
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Lets All Read
The White House is full of books. President Bush
loves
to read after a long day at the office.
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See the Monuments
Washington D.C. is full of history and has plenty
of monuments to see and explore. Here are just a
few of the most popular sites to visit.
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The Capitol Building
Here is the United States Capitol. This is where
laws are created, passed, and revised.
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Lincoln Memorial
This is what you see on the inside. This is a
huge statue of President Lincoln.
This is the outside view of the Lincoln Memorial.
It is a tribute to our 16th President.
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Washington Monument
This structure was named after our first
president, George Washington. It stands 555 feet
high and is one of the tallest monuments in the
world.
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Washington D.C. Offers a Lot

• With all the exciting activities available in
  Washington D.C., you are sure to learn something
  new and take a piece of history with you where
  ever you go.