We've been doing a fun little study on US Geography this term, and I've found a few internet resources to share.
Awesome America.
A great fact-filled website that shows a state map, plus the state flag, symbols, trivia . . . loads of clickable information in the site.
This has been a great site for us in an "I didn't know that!" kind of way.
Make your own map of states you've visited.
Spyder thought this was particularly cool. Just check the states that you've visited and you can see your own map. Ours was particularly heavy on the South and East, and we've never been further west than Oklahoma.
Test your knowledge!
A click-and-drag map to place the states within a certain time. (I think it's three minutes, but I can't remember.)
Another test!
Answer questions on the right side of the screen by clicking on the correct state.
And yet another test for state placement!
What I like about this one though, is that you can do it either with or without the state outlines as a guide. It's more challenging for those who've been doing it for a while and can get bored with the same old stuff.
I truly appreciate the work that goes into sites like these. They make learning interactive and fun, and make my job a little bit easier. Enjoy!
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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