Delve into the world of forensics, code-breaking and data science with a field trip to the International Spy Museum. Spread across five floors, the museum features a range of exhibits that explore the science behind espionage and private investigation. Students can adopt a secret identity, decode messages in Making Sense of Secrets and learn about sabotage in Covert Action. The museum’s Mission Highlights, tailored to different grade levels, guide students through the exhibits with discussion questions that deepen their understanding. For an even more interactive experience, students can participate in hands-on workshops that align with national curriculum and Common Core standards.
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700 L'Enfant Plaza SW
Washington
District of Columbia
20024
United States
Washington
District of Columbia
20024
United States
Phone: (202) 654-0943
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