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2024 White House 360 Virtual Tour: Springtime Scavenger Hunt!
As you make your way through the 2024 White House 360 Virtual Tour: Springtime Scavenger Hunt, use this worksheet to keep track of the items you find and the facts you learn from the pink dots. When you complete this worksheet and hit "submit," you'll be entered into a raffle to win one of our five raffle prizes: a set of 2024 White House Easter Egg Roll Commemorative Eggs!
Submit this worksheet by April 12th at 11:59 pm EST to be entered into the raffle!
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In the 1800s, the White House Conservatory housed various plants with special rooms dedicated to growing roses, orchids, citrus trees, and more. The complex was torn down in 1902 to make way for the ____ ____.
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Executive Pastry Chef Roland Mesnier created many delicious desserts during his twenty-five years working in the White House, including handmade chocolate Easter eggs. Sometimes, the hollow chocolate eggs weighed up to _____ pounds!
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Due to the efforts of First Lady Helen Taft and travel writer Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore, the iconic cherry trees bloom every spring in Washington, D.C. Working with Kokichi Mizuno, the Japanese consul general in New York, and Yukio Ozaki, mayor of Tokyo, Taft and Scidmore received over 3,000 cherry trees for the Tidal Basin in 1912. This gift represented the friendship between the United States and _____.
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Live music has been part of the White House Easter Egg Roll since ____, when the United States Marine Band performed at the request of President Benjamin Harrison.
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President ________ ______ _________ hosted the most Easter Egg Rolls during his presidency.
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President Grover Cleveland allowed egg roll guests to explore the White House and its _______. He greeted children in the East Room and was reportedly charmed by his young guests, despite the hard-boiled eggs and broken eggshells scattered across the floor.
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In 1981, First Lady Nancy Reagan introduced ________ wooden eggs to the White House Easter Egg Roll. The eggs were autographed by celebrities and given out to guests.
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Characters from cartoons, other children's shows, and sports mascots have been a more recent part of the White House Easter Egg Roll. These loveable characters help the Easter Bunny spread _____.
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First and Last Name of your Parent or Guardian
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