Don’t Know Much About the 50 States Sample
States & Capitals Student Sample
States & Capitals Teacher Sample
Study Guides: This study guide thoroughly teaches the states and capitals of the United States. Each page includes a state map and room to write the state’s capital, nickname, abbreviation, and fun facts. By the end of this year-long course, students will be able to label all 50 states on a U.S. map (with the capitals). The Teacher Key includes answers to student guide questions and tests. We recommend that these guides be used with Don’t Know Much About the 50 States.
 
Flashcards: This set includes 50 cards with the name of each state and a map of the state’s location within the United States on one side of the card, and the capital and detailed shape of the state on the other. Also included are 34 country cards that introduce key world countries and their capitals. Helpful teaching hints and suggested activities are also included.
 
Set includes:
Don’t Know Much About the 50 States
States & Capitals Student Guide
States & Capitals Teacher Key, Quizzes, & Tests
States & Capitals Flashcards
States & Capitals Large Wall Maps
In third grade, the formal study of states and capitals begins. By year’s end, students will be able to map half of the United States, spelling the names of the states correctly and matching the capitals. States are introduced regionally, and students study attributes and fun facts about each state, providing cultural literacy.
 
The study of history is quite an endeavor; therefore, we divide the study into three sections. With Christian Studies, we look at Creation through prophetic times to come, highlighting our Christian heritage. With Classical Studies, we introduce two major empires with a focus upon Greece and Rome. In third and fourth grade, we are looking at our most recent history, the history of America. Students begin independently reading historical literature including biographies and fiction. Students practice review of the United States presidents as well. Click here to learn more about Memoria Press’ American & Modern Studies program.