Despite its small size, Delaware is full of fun facts, people, and places that you use for a homeschooling unit study. When you’re planning a unit on this Northeastern state, be sure to include these easy Delaware crafts for kids! There are projects here about the state’s landforms, animals, and cities! This would also pair up …
Geography crafts
The state of Michigan is one of the most northern states in the U.S. In fact, one of its borders is the country of Canada! But while Michigan has extremely cold winters, it also has plenty of wildlife, history, and interesting sights for kids to learn about as they study the state! Add to your …
New Mexico is located in the American Southwest. Because of its long history (people were living there long before Europeans explored North America), New Mexico is rich in culture. Which makes it a fascinating state to learn about with the kids! As you study this U.S. state, try some of the following New Mexico crafts …
The state of Idaho is one of the most geographically distinctive in the U.S. Its shape is pretty unusual, which makes it easy to find on a map, and it’s located in the Pacific Northwest near Washington, which gives it a uniquely stable climate. If you ask anyone what the state of Idaho is known …
The state of Washington is the most Northwestern state in the U.S. Because of its location on the Pacific coast, Washington is marked by frequent rain but also features incredible wildlife. Washington is named after George Washington, the first president of the United States. But it’s also full of cultural history and experiences that are fun …
South Dakota is probably best known as the home of Mount Rushmore – an enormous presidential monument carved into the side of a mountain. Mount Rushmore features the likenesses of four U.S. presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt. It’s truly an incredible sight. But South Dakota is also home to amazing …
North Dakota is one of the most fascinating states in the U.S. It’s one of the most northern states, sitting on the Canadian border, but it’s also one of the least populated regions in the country. Despite its relatively small population, though, North Dakota is full of interesting sights, incredible weather patterns, and local wildlife. …
The song America the Beautiful refers to the “fruited plain” in the U.S. Nebraska is one of those plains states! This part of the United States features acres and acres of flat plains and grasslands. As a result, Nebraska experiences severe weather several times each year. Along with its flat plains, Nebraska is also the …
West Virginia is located in the heart of Appalachia – the region of the U.S. situated among the Applachian Mountains. Due to its geographic location, the state is full of high hills, low valleys, and small villages. West Virginia is best known for its coal mines, but it’s also full of amazing wildlife, rich history, …
When you think of the state of Kansas, what comes to mind? Personally, I think of wheat fields, acres of farmland, and barns. Which is fitting, because one of Kansas’ biggest industries is farming. In fact, Kansas farms feature such varied products as cotton, soybeans, pigs, corn, wheat, and dairy! But there’s a lot more …
The state of Oregon is located in the Pacific Northwest, which means that it’s home to all kinds of cool creatures and fascinating habitats! When you’re ready to learn more about this area of the United States, be sure to try these fun Oregon crafts for kids as part of your geography lesson! These crafts include …
The state of Minnesota is known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes” and with good reason! This state is packed with bodies of water, including some famous ones such as Lake Minnetonka. Along with its lakes, Minnesota also features tall mountains, large forests, and all kinds of wildlife! Use these cute Minnesota crafts for kids to …