Workshops & Field Trips
Have your students explore the secret world of espionage through a visit to the International Spy Museum - either in-person or virtually!
Due to the Army 250 festival and parade, there are multiple road closures that may impact your travel time. Based on current information, please reference the driving guidance on our directions page. Please note street closures have changed for guests coming from Virginia via I395. Exit 3 (12th Street) is open leading to L'Enfant Plaza. Maine Avenue exit is closed.
Due to the Army 250 festival and parade, there are multiple road closures that may impact your travel time. Based on current information, please reference the driving guidance on our directions page. Please note street closures have changed for guests coming from Virginia via I395. Exit 3 (12th Street) is open leading to L'Enfant Plaza. Maine Avenue exit is closed.
WHY SPY?
Enter the shadow-world of spying where all is not what it seems and your students will discover a new way of thinking about the world in which they live. The International Spy Museum is committed to educating students and educators about espionage in an engaging way and to providing a context that fosters understanding of its important role in and impact on current and historic events. The Museum provides unique resources for educators and students that are both inter-and multi-disciplinary.
Have your students explore the secret world of espionage through a visit to the International Spy Museum - either in-person or virtually!
The Museum is committed to providing unique and engaging resources for teachers and students.
Check out our searchable database of resources including lesson plans, artifacts, audio files, video files, and more!