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NPS image Completed Junior Ranger booklets can be mailed to: Thomas Stone National Historic Site Junior Ranger Program 1732 Popes Creek Road Colonial Beach, VA 22443 Virtual Junior Ranger Activities
Scouting with Colonel Stone
It is 1776 and you have joined the First Maryland Regiment with Captain John Hoskins Stone. What will you take with you? 
Riddle Me This
Riddles were a popular pastime in the 18th century. Can you solve these animal riddles? 
Virtual Junior Ranger BadgeOnce the activities above are completed you can download your virtual ranger badge by right clicking and "save image as" jpeg. Navigate to your downloads folder and open the image. From there you can print your junior ranger badge.More Junior Ranger Opportunities
Star Spangled Banner NHT Junior Ranger
Learn about the events that led up to the writing of the Star-Spangled Banner. 
Captain John Smith NHT Junior Ranger
Discover Captain John Smith's adventures along the waters he explored. 
Chesapeake Bay Junior Ranger
Discover the historical and environmental significance of the Chesapeake Bay. 
World Heritage Junior Ranger
Become a World Heritage Junior Ranger by discovering the significance of the worldwide movement to protect natural treasures. 
Junior Archeologist
Through archeological research, stories of people from the past are uncovered. 
Junior Paleontologist
Learn about what ran, flew, swam, and grew before you and me. 
Let's Go Fishing! Junior Ranger
Learn about fishing, aquatic habitats and fishing safety. 
Junior Ranger Underwater Explorer
Explore the underwater environment, discover sea life and meet the people who work beneath the surface. 
Junior Cave Scientist
Explore the fascinating and fragile underground world of caves. 
Junior Ranger Night Explorer
Explore the night sky in national parks. 
Junior Ranger Sounds Explorer
Learn about the science of sound, why sound is important to parks, and how you can protect the sounds you hear. 
Junior Ranger Railroad Explorer
Learn about the transcontinental railroad, which linked the United States from coast to coast. |
Last updated: March 20, 2024