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Washington DC 2003
The 6th grade class trip for a week in Washington DC is "one of the greatest field trips ever". About 70 kids and 30 adults had a fabulously exhausting time touring our nation's capitol. Take a look at some of the photos and some of the kids comments about this great trip. Click here to see a complete photo album.

My highlight of this week is when I went to the White House. The best part of it was when...I saw a motorcade carrying President Bush! It was an amazing sight to see our country's President waving at us!!!

My highlight of last week was going up to the top of Washington Monument. I found it interesting that you can look out at the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the White House and the Capitol Building. I think that is the best view you can have of Washington D.C.

My favorite part of the trip was going to the Senate and House of Representatives voting rooms. It was cool to see them working. Especially when they were talking to the head chief saying why this law shouldn't pass.

The Rotunda was much more beautiful than I expected.


I thought that seeing the Korean War Memorial was the best. It was moving to see the 19 soldiers across the rice paddies, the writing, the waterfall, and the engraved faces, all honoring the 62,000 people that died during those three years of battling North Korea.
There was a wreath with a Korean flag on it. On that wreath were 2 pieces of cloth with the Korean President's name on it. I felt very proud!



The highlight of my trip to D.C. was in Arlington National Cemetery. It was beautiful even in the rain! I got to lay the wreath on the Tomb of the Unknowns. I was honored and felt proud to be an American!
My favorite part…was the eternal flame. I liked it best because it burned even if it rained and I wondered how it burned.

My highlight of Washington D.C. was visiting the Smithsonian Museums. There I saw an exhibition of 9/11 and found out about the bold and patriotic Americans and their courage. I really didn't know about it this deeply before.


We all learned so much from these great trip. Take a look at more photos of all the places we visited.
Visit the Washington DC Photo Album