States & Capitals Desk ChartsOur States & Capitals program thoroughly teaches the states and capitals of the United States. Each page in the Student Workbook includes a state map to write the state’s capital, nickname, abbreviation, and fun facts. By the end of this course, students will be able to label all 50 states on a U.S. map with the capitals. The Teacher Key includes answers to student workbook questions and tests. We recommend that these guides be used with Don’t Know Much About the 50 States.More supplements include the States & Capitals Flashcards as well as a Practice Map Pad. Our Wall Maps provide additional help for your homeschool or classroom, offering students a large, interactive way to visualize and identify the states and capitals as they engage with the material.Click here to learn more about Memoria Press’ American & Modern Studies program. In third and fourth grade, we are looking at our most recent history, the history of America. Students begin independently reading historical literature including biographies and fiction. Students practice review of the United States presidents as well. From there, students expand their gaze outward to the world with our Geography program, eventually studying Medieval and Modern European History. Read More Read Less
