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Be a George Washington Birthplace National Monument Junior Ranger

Junior Rangers are special people who care about our national parks. Their mission is to explore, learn, and protect our nation's treasures for future generations, and have fun while doing it!

Contact us for a George Washington Birthplace National Monument Junior Ranger Booklet. Don't forget to check out our virtual junior ranger opportunity below!

 

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Be a Virtual Junior Ranger

Visit our Virtual Activities to earn your George Washington Birthplace National Monument Virtual Junior Ranger badge! When you finish, download and print your badge to add to your collection!

 

Virtual Junior Ranger Badge

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Download the Junior Ranger Badge

To download your virtual ranger badge, right click and "save image as" jpeg. Navigate to your downloads folder and open the image on your computer. From there you can print.

A few ideas for displaying your badge:

Print your badge, use it as a template to cut a piece of cardboard matching the shape, and then glue the paper and a pin onto the cardboard!

Use tape to secure it into your passport or scrapbook!

Set it as your background on a phone or tablet!

 

More Junior Ranger Opportunities

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  Become a Junior Archeologist

  Archeologists throughout history have uncovered information that helps the park to understand the area George Washington was born in.

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  Become a Junior Paleontologist

  Learn and explore paleontology and how you can help to protect paleontological resources by becoming a Junior Paleontologist!

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  Captain John Smith NHT Junior Ranger

  Become a Junior Ranger for the Captain John Smith National Historic Trail and learn about his adventures as he explored the waters.

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  Become a Chesapeake Bay Junior Ranger

  Discover the historic and environmental importance of the Chesapeake Bay.

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  Discovering the Underground Railroad

  Test your knowledge of the Underground Railroad with the activities throughout the book.