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U.S. States & Capitals Flash Cards
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012991
Grade PK-AD
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Charlotte Mason
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Description
Perhaps the best way to learn the US States and Capitals is to travel within the US. Since we can't all do this, maybe the second-best way is through flash cards. This set contains 51 flash cards, 57 fact cards and 1 activity card. The cards are approximately 6" by 3", white with color pictures. Each flash card features an outline map of the US with a line connecting an enlarged picture of a state, with its colored-in counterpart on the map. A yellow star indicates the position of the capital. On the reverse of the flash card you would find the full name of the state, state initials and the name of the capital. (The 51st card is for Washington D.C.) The 57 fact cards again feature an outline of the state with a yellow star and beneath it a picture of that state's flag. The reverse gives the state name and initials, the state capital, nickname, bird, flower, tree, date of statehood, a fun fact about the state and an outline of the US with that one state filled in. The extra seven cards are for the USA as a whole, Washington D.C., and the five permanently inhabited US territories. The activity card suggests nine ways to use your cards by yourself or with a team (or teams). - Genevieve
Publisher's Description of U.S. States & Capitals Flash Cards
A trusted way to quiz children, the U.S. States and Capitals flash cards contain “must know” information and unique facts about each state.
These educational social studies flash cards are an excellent way to introduce new skills, reinforce memorization, and support good study habits. This two-sided self-checking card set includes 109 cards:
- 51 flash cards (one United States card and one card for each state)
- 57 fact cards (one United States card, one Washington, D.C., card, five U.S. territory cards, and 50 state cards)
- a resource card
Cards measure 6" x 3" each and feature rounded corners for easy sorting.
Details
| Product Format: | Card Deck |
|---|---|
| Brand: | Carson-Dellosa |
| Grades: | PK-AD |
| EAN/UPC: | 044222149390 |
| Length in Inches: | 6.5 |
| Width in Inches: | 3.5 |
| Height in Inches: | 2 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 0.8 |
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