Printable 5-page state report project packet. There are spaces for listing capital, area, population, climate, etc. Also has spaces to include a picture of state flag and maps.
2nd through 5th Grades
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Match each state with its correct capital with this printable puzzle. There are many ways to use this resource.
A set of 34 cards for the states and capitals version of the game, "I have... Who has..."
30 unique bingo cards with the names of state capitals and 50 state calling cards.
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Make an origami cootie catcher (also known as a fortune teller) game. Cut, color, fold, and play!
This is the same game as the trivia (above), but the questions cards feature only states and capitals questions.
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Match each state with its capital. Part 2 of 2.
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Name the Golden State, Empire State, Tar Heel State, and many others.
Name the States Worksheets
Challenge students to use an atlas or map to figure out which Northeastern states are shown.
Write the name and capital of each Western Region state.
5th and 6th Grades
Can you tell each state by its shape? List the name of each, and its capital city.
5th and 6th Grades
You class can try to list the Southern states and capitals shown on this worksheet.
5th and 6th Grades
