Free US Maps: Geography Resource
We’d like to point you to some free US maps we found for the United States that you can freely use in your classrooms or for any purpose. (public domain)
Geography
10 Free Geography Worksheets to Explore the World
If you love geography, then you’ll love this free geography worksheets. Geography gives an overarching perspective of the world.
7 Printable Blank Maps for Coloring
Do you want to teach a geography class using free and printable blank maps? Because we have 7 empty maps with outlines of states, countries and continents to help you get started.
3 Following Directions Worksheets to Help You Get To Places
When you’re traveling and you need to get somewhere, you will probably have to ask for directions how to get there. Can you listen and give directions?
Metropolis Markdown: How Far You From Each City?
Do you know where the largest cities are in the Americas? Write the number for each city in the map. Similar to pin the tail on the donkey (without the blindfold), how close are you to the actual city?
Asking for Directions: Lost in Wichita, Kansas (Free Worksheet)
In this map, you’re lost in Wichita Kansas and you practice turning left, right, forward and backwards. That means that you’ll have to listen carefully and follow directions as instructed.
Weather Worksheet for Kids: How’s the Weather Today?
If you want to learn about the weather, then use this weather worksheet for kids. For example, the weather can be sunny, rainy, hazy, snowy, hail, cold, hot, thunderstorms or windy.
Ecosystems Worksheet: Landscape Matching Quiz
In this ecosystems worksheet, you match the word with each type of landscape. From deserts to tundras, students learn the types of landscapes and ecozones.
Know Your Oceans Worksheet: Can You Find the 5 Oceans of the World?
We now recognize there are 5 oceans in the world. Actually, we only used to identify 4 oceans in the world. Can you list each ocean in the ocean worksheet below?
Animal, Science and World Superlatives Quiz: World Record Holders
Unlike your typical quiz where you answer questions, students have to create superlative questions. For example, when the answer is “Mount Everest”, the question is “What is the tallest mountain in the world?”