Visiting with kids July 1 through Sept. 2? Don't miss our Summer Fun Deal, where up to four kids can visit for free with each paid adult or senior admission.

Free student admission for Washington-area school groups is co-sponsored by WTOP 103.5 and The Washington Post.

Another world of learning awaits as students explore 15 galleries, 15 theaters and dozens of displays and interactive spaces. Book a visit, learn about policies and procedures, and find helpful tips on planning your trip.

In the Newseum’s hands-on laboratory and classroom, educators can select various learning experiences and pick the lessons that suit their students’ needs and interests. Learning Center classes meet national standards of learning and are taught by educators with experience in history and journalism.

Bring the campaign into your classroom with Decision 2012, our newest FREE online resource for teachers. Featuring interactive timelines, archival videos and campaign photographs, this module explores the intersections of elections and the news media through the lenses of history, media literacy and civics. Plus, downloadable historic newspapers and lesson plans!

The Newseum provides teachers with online lesson plans designed to engage students and enhance classroom learning.

The Newseum offers interactive, experiential team-building activities for groups of all ages. Debate, role play and work together to explore history’s biggest headlines, the inner workings of a newspaper or the foundations of the five freedoms.

See why the Newseum’s 15 galleries, 15 theaters and dozens of displays and interactive spaces makes it the preferred learning ground for students and teachers.