MOUSE VISITS SIX NATIONAL MONUMENTS
Mouse is ready for another trip. He thinks about the monuments he has been studying during the week: Mount Rushmore, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson, Lincoln, and Martin Luther King Memorials, and the Statue of Liberty. Six places in one trip!
Mouse was ready to go. He jumped onto the keyboard. Oh, oh. Just as he was jumping to the ESP key, it hit him, how was he going to get from monument to monument without a keyboard? Oh well, he'd worry about that later.

MOUSE VISITS YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK
Mouse watches snow melting around his home and decides that Yosemite National Park with all its waterfalls must really be running so this is where he needs to visit next. What he isn't prepared for is how many huge waterfalls there are in Yosemite or how many huge rocks there are in Yosemite-and that people like to climb them. Mouse is in for excitement on this trip.
Come along with Mouse and see the beauty and reason for our National Parks.

Mouse wakes one morning wanting to see an ocean. Off he goes to find a laptop to jump the letters that will teleport him to Acadia National Park. He had no idea that it was the right time of year for the bright New England colors of Fall. A double bonus. When Mouse lands, he’s almost in the water. Right next to him lies a seal. He soon meets other sea animals he has never seen—even in pictures. It isn’t long before he runs into a cousin mouse who is excited to show him around the park. Mouse‘s two favorite Acadia stops are looking across the ocean from the top of Cadillac Mountain, the tallest mountain on the East Coast of the United States and worrying if Bubble Rock is going to stay where it belongs.

Mouse's National Park visits grow more exciting as this time he visits a park where hot water comes straight from the ground. Not only that, but in this park he meets a mouse who teaches him a special way to tour that allows him to see more in the little time he has available and that he will be able to use in other National Parks as he visits them.

Mouse knows he is meant to be a traveler deep down in his bones. But after he fails at two attempts, trying to get to the moon, he is ready to call it quits. Then one day his friend Bird tells him there is plenty to see right here in his own country.

Once again Mouse is ready to roll. Only problem? He has no idea where he wants to go or how to get there. Follow Mouse as he finally figures out a set-up for his many adventures to come.