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Social Studies- Regions of the United StatesWelcome to the regions of the United States! These are the states listed under each region according to the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks from the Department of Education 2004.It is important to note that states may belong to different regions according to the different textbooks. Click on a link below and go immediately to another webpage where you can begin to explore the regions of the United States. Good luck ! Here is a great place to start!50 States.comNow keep going!New England States Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Middle Atlantic States Delaware New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Atlantic Coast/Appalachian States Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Southeast and Gulf States Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina South Central States Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas Great Lakes States Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Ohio Wisconsin Below are links to games about the 50 states:To get started on your journey across the regions of the United States, click on the link to play a state game. Have fun! Geo Quiz- This is a link to a state quiz to test your knowledge of the location of the fifty states to earn points. Good luck! Geo Net is an interactive game to test geography knowledge and facts. It is pretty challenging so you better be prepared! |
Plains States Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Mountain States Colorado Idaho Montana Utah Wyoming Southwest Desert States Arizona Nevada New Mexico Pacific States Alaska California Hawaii Oregon Washington Websites for all of the United StatesThis Class Brain web site gives you information on every single state. Just click on the state you are researching and find all sorts of interesting facts! To learn more about the state quarters and a little bit of state history click on the link to theU.S. Mint. Kids.gov- This website was designed to help student find links to every state that is age appropriate. A valuable resource is Ben's Guide to the fifty states. This government created website allows students to get quick facts for each state. Kids Fact Finder is another source of information on all states. Here is a wonderful Enchanted Learning website to print out maps of every state in the U. S. Here is a website that will give you all of the United States' World Almanac for Kids. Kidzone has printables for all sorts of state emblems and state symbols. The Fifty Nifty United States website has information on all of the states! America's Library: Explore the Statesprovides information of each state. America's Library is also filled with information. Netstate.com has information on every state. Postcards from America is a website that has information about how to discover America through postcards. This Kidspace website has all sorts of stately knowledge. If you are still looking for more information, the US50 is another place to look! The various state animals are listed here. Here is a site that has information on Climate of 100 cities in the United States. Global Computing- This website gives students a quick fact overview or each state and also proves you a link to each state's official homepage. Info Please- This website allows students to simply click on a state to learn more information. Here is a site that has information on Maps of the United States. Look at longitude/latitude, landforms, rivers, etc. Many different types of maps to look at. This American Folklore website has retellings of folktales, myths, legends, tall tales, and ghost stories from each of the 50 states including Paul Bunyan, Jessie James, Pecos Bill, and more. To explore our nation's capital (Washington, D.C.) click on the following link: Washington, D.C. Webquest |
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