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Looking for something to do in Harrisonburg?
Interested in learning about how our government works?
Choose one of the above links to help find what you are looking for on this page.
Think you could be a detective? Click here to test your detective skills with the printable Downtown Treasure Hunt! 
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Would you like to play a sport, learn to dance or get involved in other activities? Check out the Parks and Recreation site to see what fun activities you can try!
The Harrisonburg Children's Museum has hands-on exhibits where you can learn about drama, creative arts, culture, science, technology and more.
Want to find out more information on exciting things to do in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County? The Woodland Montessori 
Kids' Community Guide is full of cool stuff for kids to do!
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Interested in learning how to play golf? Check out the First Tee Program at Heritage Oaks Golf Course!
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Looking for a good book? Find it at the library! Search for books and find out what activities are taking place at the Massanutten Regional Library. 
Do you need help on homework? Would you like to learn more about a specific subject? Here are websites that can help!
National Geographic Kids Homework Help has information on everything from animals, history, and geography to art and science. Or you can search the site to find information for your latest project.
The Scholastic Homework Hub has tips on researching, writing and studying as well as online quizzes.
Learn about fire safety! Learn about fire safety, print coloring pages and even become a Junior Fire Marshal.
Safe Surfin' Learn how to stay safe on the Web. Learn do's and don'ts, take the quiz, and find cool sites.
Stone Spring Elementary's Student Resources has links to sites about math, language arts, social studies, and science.
Waterman Elementary's Sites for Kid has links to sites with information and homework help, as well as virtual field trips.
Find your school website! 
Learn about your government!
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government has information on how laws are made, how government works and the history of the U.S. government.
The White House Kids site has information on the President and Vice President, history of the White House and lots of games and quizzes.
Kids Commonwealth has information on Virginia and its government as well as fun and games.
Write your government officials
Let the people who represent you in the government know what you think and what you would like to see changed in your government.
Click the name to find addresses and contact information for
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling
Attorney General Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II
Senators Jim Webb and Mark Warner
