50
States and Capitals
Reference
links to all 50 U.S. States and Capitals, state symbols, constitutions,
representatives, newspapers, genealogy, maps and other interesting topics.
Stately
Knowledge
These web
pages from the Internet Public Library will help you find out the basic
facts of any state in the Union, including Washington, D.C. Need to know
the capital of Alabama? Want to know which hockey teams are in California?
How about the size of Montana? All that information is here -- and more!
Explore
the 50 States
Use this
site to explore online and get a few basic details about each state.
USA
CityLink
The USA
CityLink Project is a listing of U.S. States and Cities offering information
on travel, tourism and relocation.
State
Flags
View the
flags of each of the 50 U.S. states.
State
Capitals Game
Test your
stately knowledge of the state capitals at the Internet Public Library.
It's pretty simple to play: just type in the name of each state's capital
where it says "enter your answer", then press the enter button to see
if you are right.
State
Web Games
This
year, millions of kids across the U.S. will learn
about our 50 states. These Web games will help you master
the basics. From locating each state on a virtual map to
state clues that help you learn about state histories,
industries and slogans, you'll be in the know in no time.
These colorful, fact-filled activities will keep you
riveted to your computer for hours!
State
Flags Game
First look
at a flag and guess in your head or with a friend which state the flag
belongs to. Then to find out the answer, just click on the "answer" button
located below the flag.
Statistics for the United States
Find statistics charts for order of entry into the union, population,
state capitals, fun facts, as well as U.S. state mottos,
state nicknames, etc.
"Postcards From
America" and Teaching Tips
This site chooses one state
per week, and then supplies one postcard per day from a different
place of interest within that state. (Click on Postcard Gallery,
left side.) Teaching activities are included, as well as important
state facts, stamps, state flags, maps, travel tips, and more.
United
States Template
Print out this template for your students
to create a state brochure.
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Last updated on March 28, 2004