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This game does more than just teach kids the states and capitals. Each card is color-coded based on the state’s region — such as Midwest, Southwest or Northeast — so kids can learn the relationships between neighboring states. Each card also has a color photo of a famous landmark or landscape from each state so players can get a better understanding of each state’s qualities and geography. This game is designed for kids ages 5 and older as they explore and memorize our country’s states and capitals.
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This pocket-sized game has 50 cards and each side has a state or capital on it. There’s an anagram at the bottom of each card to give kids a clue. Each card has a map that highlights the state or capital, so players get a sense of the location and surrounding geography. The helpful holder hides the answers to each card, so kids can practice effectively by themselves without cheating. This is a great little game for individually practicing the state names and capitals and is recommended for kids ages 6 and older.
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Learning is always better when you do it as a family and the Jax Sequence States and Capitals game is one that the whole family can enjoy. A version of the classic game Sequence, this option helps teach children 7 and up the states and their capitals while they have fun at the same time. The goal is to be the first to match up the states, capitals, and their colors on the board in a sequence of five to be victorious. This is the perfect way to make learning fun for a child.
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Memorization is a huge part of learning the U.S. states and their capitals. These Carson-Dellosa flash cards make learning fun. Each set features 109 two-sided cards to help kids memorize the information. The cards are sturdy and feature not only the states and their capitals, but facts about those locations for extra learning. When it comes to having fun while you learn, memorization has never been easier.
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Flash Kids flash cards are designed for little hands and easy to understand, making learning the states and their capitals a breeze for elementary-school children. They feature brilliant colors and come with 36 country cards and their capitals as well. The flash cards are sturdy and well-made, so they aren’t see through and help ensure children are learning as they play.
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Learning the U.S. states and their capitals doesn’t have to be boring, especially if you have the U.S.A. Bingo game, which is a great option for the entire family. Designed for ages 8 and up, this game can have from three to 36 players and works for all skill levels. If you’re having a hard time getting your child to learn the states, this is a fun way to teach them. The set comes with everything you need to play with multiple people and will have children learning as they play.
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Younger kids in most families love to learn along with their older siblings. GeoBingo USA has made that possible with this geography board game. For players 4 and up, the game is easy to play but also includes fast geography facts. Learning should be fun, so why not grab this game and have an instructional game of bingo at your house tonight? Kids can have a blast and never even know they are educating themselves in the process.
Expert Commentary
“I learned state capitals and all of the states through songs, and I can still remember many of them to this day. For children and young students, the development of their memory and recall is vital — and when you can make learning geography fun with these great games and activities then so much the better.”