Learn States and Capitals

This video reviews many of the web sites that help kids learn their 50 states and capitals lists.


There are lots of games, puzzles and quizzes available online. They involve all the family and give you many new learning ideas when knowing the states and their capitals is important to you.

The United States of America.

On July 4, 1776, The United States Declaration of Independence announced that the thirteen American colonies then at war with Great Britain were now independent states. Gradually, other territories joined until they numbered fifty in all. Thus the United States of America was formed via struggle and adversity to become a world leader.

The 50 states and capitals of America are of interest to all Americans and need to be learned. This can be a daunting task but there are ways to speed up the learning and retention process Intelligent people all over the globe also wish to learn, not only the relative location of each state, but also its capital and many matters of associated interest.

This blog concerns itself with everything relating to the study and enjoyment of this vast continent and how it is organized.

"The Fifty States that Rhyme" by RAGGS Kids Club

This is a lively rendition of "The Fifty States that Rhyme" by RAGGS Kids Club and a good way to let off steam if you have been studying your states and capitals and like to sing.





"The Fifty States that Rhyme" by RAGGS Kids Club is well worth watching and listening to as it is well done and a treat to hear.