The same approach to learning geography (see above).
Think Stack the States but with countries. As you pass levels, you earn a state and as you earn more states, you unlock four additional bonus games called Map It, Pile Up, Puzzler, and Capital Drop.
This app helps kids learn state capitals, shapes, famous landmarks, geographic locations, flags, state nicknames, state abbreviations, and more.
#Kids playing stack the states plus#
Plus the colors and adorable state characters engage the child. There is a suspenseful element – you have to carefully stack the states to balance to eventually reach the checkered line to pass the level – that kids love. This geography app is super fun for kids. Ben wants to print a map of the United States but needs to first put the states in order. Place the States is a simple online game. You can go on a pre-existing scavenger hunt or create your own based on what you’re currently learning with your students. TerraClues Google Earth Scavenger Hunt is a versatile tool for teachers and homeschooling parents. GeoGuessr is a fun online game that uses clues to lead the player to a specific place in the world. Google Earth – Where is Carmen Sandiego? is a play on the old school game with which we Gen Xers grew up playing. This website provides every version of a geography quiz you could possibly imagine assigning a student. Seterra Maps is a popular program for teachers and can easily be integrated into a homeschool environment. So, we are not only learning countries but we’re learning cardinal direction and measurement of distance. However, the hints Worldle offers are based on distance and direction. Worldle offers a similar mystery country daily challenge. The program lets you know which country is closer to the mystery country. I am not sure who enjoys this challenge more – me or the kids! You start by inputting a country, and then another. Geography activated can be so much fun! These geography resources will not only engage your child but will integrate culture and so much more into your geography learning. Teaching geography to elementary-aged kids doesn’t have to be about memorizing countries and capitals.
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