What is the capital of Ohio? Which state is it illegal to wear slippers after 10pm? What is the state of Delaware known for? What is the largest and the smallest state? How is pizza different in Illinois and New York? These are just some of the questions we will discuss in American Geography All Fifty States Self Paced. The United States is such a large country and every state is very different. From common foods, where people work, to what they do in their free time. Some states have a much older histories than others. Many important people have shaped life in the 50 American States. We will talk about where some of these historic people lived and what they did. 

🚨🚨This is a Self paced schedule class, meaning there will be no live meetings. 🚨🚨


Each state students will be given 5 videos. Each video students will learn about a different states’ geography, weird laws, historic people from that state and what the state is known for. These videos will be between 5 and 10 minutes. Since there will be 5 videos sent each lesson, students will learn about 5 states each lesson. They are able to watch on your own timing. It is completely up to them. These videos will be lively, fun, and entertaining.

Want a written copy of the lesson material? A pdf will be provided for each state with the information that is given in the lesson videos for you to keep and review to lock in the information given about each state.

Lesson 1: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California
Lesson 2: Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia
Lesson 3: Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
Lesson 4: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland
Lesson 5: Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri
Lesson 6: Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey
Lesson 7: New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio
Lesson 8: Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina
Lesson 9: South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont
Lesson 10: Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming

Each lesson students can test what they have learned and compete with classmates by playing a Kahoot game with questions taken from the videos. Students can compare their scores to others in the class which will provide meaningful student interaction. They will need to make a free account on kahoot.com in order to participate in the question game.