
Northeast States and Capitals
4th grade Northeast states and capitals: match 11 states to their capitals, then answer four questions on the region. Answer key included.
4th grade states and capitals worksheets: matching all 50 states to their capitals region by region, capital riddles, a fill-in chart and a quiz.

4th grade Northeast states and capitals: match 11 states to their capitals, then answer four questions on the region. Answer key included.

4th grade Southeast states and capitals worksheet: match twelve states to capitals, complete a chart and answer two questions. Answer key included.

4th grade Midwest states and capitals: fill a 12-state table from a word bank, then answer three questions about presidents, Springfield and the Dakotas.

4th grade West and Southwest states and capitals: match 15 states from a word bank, then answer four questions, including Los Angeles.

State capital riddles for 4th grade: ten clues solved with a word bank, plus two frames for students to write their own. Answer key included.

4th grade states and capitals quiz: 20 questions, ten capitals to name and ten states to name, with no word bank. Answer key included.
“Name the capital city of each state in the Northeast region.”
“Use what you know about the region to answer questions about its states and capitals.”
“Say which states border the Atlantic Ocean.”
“Name the capital city of each Southeast state.”
“Match a capital to its state when the state is missing.”
“Name the capital city of each state in the Midwest region.”
“Use a completed chart to find information and answer questions.”
“Name the capital city of each state in the West and Southwest.”
“Use location clues, such as being on an island or in the largest state, to identify a capital.”
“Correct a common mistake about a state capital and explain why.”
“Use clues about a state's history or geography to identify its capital.”
“Write accurate clues about a capital city.”
“Recall the capital city of a given U.S. state.”
“Recall the state that a given capital city belongs to.”
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