Our Story Continues: Family Time Capsule Submission

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Submissions for the Civic Quest Time Capsule Challenge are now closed.

Thank you for your interest in the Civic Quest Time Capsule Challenge. While submissions are no longer being accepted, your civic journey doesn't end here. We invite you to continue exploring America's story at the National Constitution Center. Plan your visit to experience interactive exhibits, historic artifacts, and engaging programs for visitors of all ages.

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Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Civic Quest game, missions, and learning experience.

More Family Learning Resources
Trivial Pursuit game
Trivial Pursuit

Created for families to play together, this special edition includes 600 total questions, with 300 written for kids and 300 for adults, making it easy for everyone at the table to participate. Questions span six civic categories: American Revolution, Know Your State, Voices from History, We the People, Branches of Government, and History Happened Here.

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Civic Stories

Civic Stories are free, virtual programs that bring history to life for kids through real artifacts and the powerful stories behind them. Led by the National Constitution Center’s Education team, these interactive sessions help young learners connect the Constitution to their own lives, communities, and the world around them.

Family visiting the National Constitution Center
Family Programs at the Center

Experience the museum through special events designed for families including, Sensory-Friendly Days, Family Fun Nights, Scouts Days, civic holiday celebrations, and weekend activities. These shared experiences invite families to explore big civic ideas together, connect across generations, and engage with the history and stories of the Constitution.