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50 States of America Printable Activities Set for Geography Fun

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This 50 states printable activities set is fantastic for geography fun.

Your kids will have a blast as they learn and record facts and interesting things about the states in America.

Get creative ideas for enjoying these free printable geography activities with your kids and how to boost the learning fun!

Make geography fun with this free set of 50 States printable activities to help you explore America with your kids.

Spark Curiosity of the 50 States of America for Your Kids

If you're looking for a simple, fun, and FREE way to help your kids learn more about each of the 50 States in the America, you'll love this set of printable activities!

Geography has been one of those homeschool subjects that my boys and I have touched upon but never really dove into.

And that's actually my fault 😳

I've never been that into geography. I didn't have much exposure to it in public school. And when I did, it didn't seem to stick (I still have to think really hard about which capital goes to which state).

Plus, I'd focus on core subjects (like math, language arts, history, and science), leaving homeschool enrichment up in that air (which never works well for our homeschool - I need to have it written down as a reminder in my planner).

And geography isn't even really enrichment! It's part of social studies/history.

So, I'm taken the blame on this oversight 😉

Luckily, my boys love geography - and want to explore it more. This year, we're taking a tour of America and part of those learning adventures includes these free 50 states printable activities 🇺🇸

Alabama and Wyoming printable pages with red and blue pencils and rainbow of markers on wood background to feature this free set of 50 States printable activities for geography fun

What You'll Find in this Free Set of 50 States Printable Activities

This pack of 50 states printable activities (in PDF format) includes 50 pages (plus a terms of use page).

The layout of each page for the US states includes:

  • State name in open font (meaning your student can color or doodle in each letter to decorate)
  • State license plate - add colors, designs, numbers, motto, etc.
  • State flag - draw and color
  • Bordering states
  • Interesting facts
  • Color your state - find and color the state on a map of America
  • Draw your capital - add details to the state like the capital, rivers, lakes, landmarks, and mountains
  • State abbreviation
  • State nickname
  • State bird
  • State flower
  • Date it became a state - 3 boxes for the day, month, and year
  • Notes - any other fun facts or information your kids would like to record about this state (including unique features, time zones, square miles, and more key facts)
  • Alabama
  • Alaska
  • Arizona
  • Arkansas
  • California
  • Colorado
  • Connecticut
  • Delaware
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Hawaii
  • Idaho
  • Illinois
  • Indiana
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Maryland
  • Massachusetts
  • Michigan
  • Minnesota
  • Mississippi
  • Missouri
  • Montana
  • Nebraska
  • Nevada
  • New Hampshire
  • New Jersey
  • New Mexico
  • New York
  • North Carolina
  • North Dakota
  • Ohio
  • Oklahoma
  • Oregon
  • Pennsylvania
  • Rhode Island
  • South Carolina
  • South Dakota
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Vermont
  • Virginia
  • Washington
  • West Virginia
  • Wisconsin
  • Wyoming
Alabama and Wyoming printable pages with red and blue pencils and rainbow of markers on wood background to feature this free set of 50 States printable activities

Creative Ways to Extend the Learning Fun with These Geography Printables

To make the most of these special geography fun activities, I have a few suggestions for you and your kids:

  • Print on white printer paper or cardstock (if you'd like extra durability)
  • Make a binder to store and for a special keepsake and reference tool
  • Pick how often you'll work on a state page - daily, once a week, other choice (like 3 days a week)
  • Talk about the different states that you've visited - and ones that you'd like to add to your bucket list
  • Encourage your students to use the back of a state worksheet or two to place the names of the states in alphabetical order
Mock-up of 50 states printable activities with United States in American flag, child's hand holding pencil, and child holding American flag with the states of North Dakota, Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Minnesota as examples

Recommended Resources to Boost the Learning Fun with These Free 50 States Printable Activities

You can easily boost the geography learning fun about the 50 states of the United States of America with these resources. As always, I suggest searching your shelves and local library to see what gems you can find.

This year, my youngest boy and I are enjoying U.S. Geography Through Literature Pack K-3 from Beautiful Feet Books. Such a fantastic mix of books, hands-on activities, and more for learning all about the 50 states - review coming soon!

Here are more of our favorite ways to explore the 50 states:

Fifty States: Every Question AnsweredFifty States: Every Question AnsweredThe 50 States: Explore the U.S.A. with 50 fact-filled maps!The 50 States: Explore the U.S.A. with 50 fact-filled maps!Don't Know Much About the 50 StatesDon't Know Much About the 50 StatesGame Zone Great States Geography Board GameGame Zone Great States Geography Board GameImagimake: Mapology USA with Capitals- Learn USA States Along with Their Capitals and Fun Facts- Fun Jigsaw Puzzle- Educational Toy for Kids Above 5 YearsImagimake: Mapology USA with Capitals- Learn USA States Along with Their Capitals and Fun Facts- Fun Jigsaw Puzzle- Educational Toy for Kids Above 5 YearsMelissa & Doug USA Map Wooden Puzzle (45 pcs)Melissa & Doug USA Map Wooden Puzzle (45 pcs)Melissa & Doug USA Map Floor Puzzle (51 pcs, 2 x 3 feet), MultiMelissa & Doug USA Map Floor Puzzle (51 pcs, 2 x 3 feet), MultiLearning Resources Magnetic U.S. Map Puzzle - 44 Pieces, Ages 4+ Fun Puzzles for Kids, US Map, Geography for Kids, Kindergartner Learning ToysLearning Resources Magnetic U.S. Map Puzzle - 44 Pieces, Ages 4+ Fun Puzzles for Kids, US Map, Geography for Kids, Kindergartner Learning ToysProfessor Noggin's Geography of the United States - A Educational Trivia Based Card Game For KidsProfessor Noggin's Geography of the United States - A Educational Trivia Based Card Game For Kids

 

Get Your Free 50 States Printable Activities Pack

High five! You're on your way to enjoying extra special learning fun with your kids!

This set of FREE worksheets of 50 states printable activities includes 50 pages (plus 1 terms of use page).

You may print as many copies of these states printable activities as you’d like to enjoy with your kids. If you have a friend or co-worker who might like to boost their geography fun, please share this post. I truly appreciate your sharing!

To get this free set of 50 states worksheets, simply subscribe to Rock Your Homeschool.

You’ll receive an email with a PDF file, along with a password to open the Subscriber’s Library to all RYHS free printables.

Plus, you’ll get emails with ideas, resources, and encouragement to make life and learning fun 🙂

(Psst! Current RYHS members just need to access the Subscriber Freebies page and enter the password in your welcome email. If you have any problems or questions, please email Amy at rockyourhomeschool@gmail.com)

Get your FREE 50 States Printable Activities pack by tapping HERE or on the image below.

Enjoy geography fun and more with this free set of 50 States printable activities to help you learn more about America.

Do you have another fun way to use this great resource of printable worksheets as part of your US geography lesson?

Wishing you tons of learning fun adventures!

Alabama and Wyoming printable pages with red and blue pencils and rainbow of markers on wood background to feature this free set of 50 States printable activities

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5 Comments

  1. I realize these are free and I don’t want this to come across as ungrateful in any way, but do want to let you know there is a spelling error. You have facts spelled factts. Just thought I’d mention it in case you make a second edition.
    So excited to use these to teach the states this coming year!!

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