Civic Quest is a hands-on, story-driven activity box that lets families step into history. Together, you’ll solve mysteries, explore key moments from the American Revolution, and practice real civic skills while learning how early Americans shaped the nation.
Civic Quest Frequently Asked Questions
Civic Quest is designed for kids ages 7-12, supported by adults. It’s perfect for families who want to learn and play together, dive into history, and practice civic skills in a fun, interactive way.
You can request your free Civic Quest box here. The site has a simple form and instructions to guide you through the process.
Not at all! Civic Quest is designed to guide families step by step, so anyone can play. The clues, stories, and activities make learning easy and engaging.
Yes! Our pilot edition of Civic Quest has been philanthropically funded by generous individuals and foundations, and boxes are free to families who request them.
After you request a box, a member of our team will reach out with shipping details. Boxes usually ship within 2-3 weeks.
Email [email protected] with questions.
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