Publisher's Synopsis
This book REALLY WORKS for helping kids memorize their states and capitals!
Learning the US states and capitals can be tough and boring for kids but this geography book makes it fun and easy! Forget using 50 States flashcards; you won't need them with this book. Memorize the states and capitals on a United States map in this fun-filled guide. This book contains memory tricks and study aids for memorizing all fifty states and capitals. This book presents an entertaining, sometimes hilarious, and easy way to memorize all the states and capitals of the United States of America. This book is a great resource in the classroom, for homeschooling, or for giving children extra practice and learning reinforcement in a fun and creative way.- Written by a teacher
- Great for 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade
- Includes pictures and memory tricks for every state
- Includes word searches, crossword puzzles, and quizzes
Best of all, this book REALLY WORKS! Examples:
The capital of Florida is Tallahassee. Florida looks like the tail of the United States. See how it hangs down on the bottom of the country just like a tail? The capital Tallahassee sounds like, "A tail I have see?"
Tallahassee, Florida
Massachusetts looks kind of like an elephant. See the trunk sticking out into the sea? If you were asked to choose the biggest land animal in the world you would say elephant. It has the most mass so you choose it (mass choose it - Massachusetts). The capital of Massachusetts is Boston. On top of having the most mass, so you choose it, the elephant is also the boss because it weighs a ton (boss because it weighs a ton - Boston).
Boston, Massachusetts
The capital of Alaska is Juneau. When you say Alaska it sounds like you're saying, "I'll ask ya." When you say Juneau, it sounds like you're saying, "Do you know?" but really fast with all the words smooshed together. I'll ask ya a question. Juneau the answer?
Juneau, Alaska
