Every Kid Outdoors
The U.S. National Park Service explains how fourth graders and their families can use the Every Kid Outdoors program to access more than 2,000 federal lands and waters through an educational activity and pass.
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The U.S. National Park Service explains how fourth graders and their families can use the Every Kid Outdoors program to access more than 2,000 federal lands and waters through an educational activity and pass.
Age and access
This resource is listed for ages U.S. fourth graders and families. It is available as Website, Downloadable and is listed as free pass after a short educational activity; u.s. eligibility applies. The listed language coverage is English, Bilingual pass site.
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Free fourth-grade pass program for eligible U.S. families
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