Carson Dellosa States and Capitals Flash Cards for Kids Ages 8+, Geography Flash Cards with US History, Fun Facts, Grade 3, Grade 4 and Grade 5

Love these! Fun! My son enjoys them! Great for studying! Perfect size to take places!

These are great. We keep them in the car and when we have extra time at pick up or drop off, we go through the state capitals. Picture of the state on one side name of the capital on the other side. Plus there’s a whole Nother set of cards that have additional information like state flower, etc.. We haven’t gotten into that much detail yet though.

Purchased these for my homeschoolers to memorize the states and capitals. They are nice and a good quality. You cannot see through them. The kids enjoy using them and taking turns quizzing each other, Also are included are all the U.S. Territories.

Used these for both my grandkids and now the neighbor's daughter is using them!

I wish they were bigger. We use these as flash cards to race each other and they are just too small. Otherwise great quality.

There are twice as many cards as we need, but these match the format for my child's geography tests this year. THer class has quizzes on 5 states at the time where they need to be able to identify the shape of the state on a map, be able to correctly spell the both state name and captial, and identify the postal abbreviation for the state. All of this information is inlcuded on one card which is perfect. I can show the map side to her and ask her the other information. After a few nights of studying she had them all down and scored a 100 on her first test. There are two cards per state. The other card shows the flag and some facts. We haven't used those since it's not what we need to help her study with, but they're useful if you need that.

My child is learning states and capitals and these flashcards were recommended by his teacher. They are a great quality, show the shape and location of the state, and the capital. Perfect for our needs.

At the beginning of the year, our daughter's 5th grade teacher said they would need to learn the states, capitals, and locations on a map. We found these cards on Amazon and let our daughter play with them.There are two sets of cards:SET 1: Front - Solid shape of a state with a star where the capital is, along with an arrow pointing to the state's location on the US map. Back - state name, abbreviation, and capital city.SET 2: Front - State name, shape, star for the capital, and flag. Back - State name, abbreviation, capital, nickname(s), state bird, state flower, state tree, statehood date, fun fact.These cards have been useful. The class is learning a region at a time (northeast, southeast, etc.) so our daughter pulls out the cards she wants to study with. Then we can quiz her on them before the test.We also used them for a game once during a play date with 4 girls from different schools, all in the 5th grade. They teamed up and I showed them a state, and they had to name the capital. Each team got a sticker for getting it right, and if they got it wrong, the next team could "steal" it with the correct answer. Instead of focusing too much on wrong answers, we also tried making up ways to remember the capitals, such as MONTpelier, VerMONT, and TRENTON plays basketball and needs a NEW JERSEY.There are also fact cards for the US territories and one for Washington, DC.