Printable map worksheets for grades 3–6, each with an answer key: label the states of each US region, a 50 states quiz, a states and capitals quiz, label the continents and oceans, and latitude and longitude practice. Every file in color and black-and-white.
A printable list of the 50 states in ABC order, with each state's two-letter postal abbreviation, its capital, and its Census Bureau region, on one page.
A printable map worksheet of the 9 states in the Census Bureau's Northeast region: each state is numbered on a zoomed-in map, and students write its name on the numbered line, using a word bank. Answer key included.
A printable map worksheet of the 12 states in the Census Bureau's Midwest region: each state is numbered on a zoomed-in map, and students write its name on the numbered line, using a word bank. Answer key included.
A printable map worksheet of the 16 states in the Census Bureau's South region: each state is numbered on a zoomed-in map, and students write its name on the numbered line, using a word bank. Answer key included.
A printable map worksheet of the 13 states in the Census Bureau's West region: each state is numbered on a zoomed-in map, and students write its name on the numbered line, using a word bank. Answer key included.
A printable 50 states quiz: every state on the US map is numbered, and students write the name of each state on its numbered line. No word bank. Answer key included.
A printable states and capitals quiz: students write the capital of each of the 50 states, 25 on a page, using a word bank of all 50 capitals on each page. Answer key included.
A printable world map worksheet: the seven continents are numbered and the five oceans lettered, and students write each name on its line, using a word bank. Answer key included.
A printable latitude and longitude worksheet: students read the coordinates of ten lettered points on a world grid, name each point's hemispheres, plot four more points, and answer three questions. Answer key included.
Each numbered map is numbered in reading order, from the top of the map down and west to east, and each word bank is in ABC order, so the answers cannot be copied down from the bank. A state too small to hold its number has it printed on the water beside it, with a line to the state. The capitals quiz prints all 50 capitals on each page, so no page can be finished by crossing capitals off. Every sheet ends with an answer key.
Classroom use ideas
Work through one region a week, then give the 50 states quiz.
Study with the 50 states and capitals list before the capitals quiz.
Use the continents and oceans sheet as a pretest on the first day of map skills.
Teach latitude first, then longitude, with the first two lettered points.
The Maps collection has the reference maps these sheets ask about: the US map with state names, states and capitals, the four regions, continents and oceans, and a latitude and longitude world map.
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