Long weekend...
Summer vacation....
Just bored...

Check out some of these great places to visit in Virginia.

Not only are they fun and interesting for everyone in the family, they will also help your fourth grader to learn/remember/review information that has already or will be taught this year!
Manassas National Battlefield
(Site of the 1st battle of the Civil War)
Shenandoah National Park
(Shenandoah Valley & the Blue Ridge Mountains)
Mount Vernon
(George Washington's House)
Gunston Hall
(George Mason's House)
Stonewall Jackson Shrine
(Famous Civil War General)
Leesylvania State Park
(Home of "Light Horse" Harry Lee)
Jamestown
(First Permanent English Settlement in America)
Appomatox Courthouse
(Place of Surrender for the Civil War)
Luray Caverns
(A magnificent natural phenomena)
Harper's Ferry
(Site of John Brown's Raid
on the US Armory)
Great Falls Park
(Part of the Fall Line-boundary between the Piedmont & Tidewater regions)
Assateague Island
(Setting for Misty of Chincoteague)
Richmond, Virginia
(Current capital of Virginia)
Southwest Virginia State Park
(See the effects of coal mining on this area)
Science Museum of Virginia
(Anything and everything about science)
Virginia Aquarium
(A habitat in the water!)
Colonial Williamsburg
(2nd capital of Virginia)
Cumberland Gap
(Settlers moved west through the mountains here.)
Yorktown
(End of the Revolutionary War)
Monticello
(Home of Thomas Jefferson)

If there is a leaf next to the place, it means that Miss Foster has visited the place and it is worthwhile to check out!