ClassX Video Lessons 50 States Song – USA States and Capitals Song | Geography Explained by KidsLearningTube
The United States is a big and amazing country made up of 50 states. Each state has its own special capital city. Let’s explore these states and their capitals, and learn what makes them unique!
Capital: Montgomery
Capital: Juneau
Capital: Phoenix
Capital: Little Rock
Capital: Sacramento
Capital: Denver
Capital: Hartford
Capital: Dover
Capital: Tallahassee
Capital: Atlanta
Capital: Honolulu
Capital: Boise
Capital: Springfield
Capital: Indianapolis
Capital: Des Moines
Capital: Topeka
Capital: Frankfort
Capital: Baton Rouge
Capital: Augusta
Capital: Annapolis
Capital: Boston
Capital: Lansing
Capital: St. Paul
Capital: Jackson
Capital: Jefferson City
Capital: Helena
Capital: Lincoln
Capital: Carson City
Capital: Concord
Capital: Trenton
Capital: Santa Fe
Capital: Albany
Capital: Raleigh
Capital: Bismarck
Capital: Columbus
Capital: Oklahoma City
Capital: Salem
Capital: Harrisburg
Capital: Providence
Capital: Columbia
Capital: Pierre
Capital: Nashville
Capital: Austin
Capital: Salt Lake City
Capital: Montpelier
Capital: Richmond
Capital: Olympia
Capital: Charleston
Capital: Madison
Capital: Cheyenne
The United States is like a big quilt made of different states, each adding its own special touch. From busy cities to peaceful places, every state has something cool to offer. Together, they make a strong and wonderful country, full of diversity and pride.
State and Capital Match-Up: Create a fun game where you match states with their capitals. You can use flashcards or draw a map of the United States and place small flags on each state with its capital. See how many you can get right! This will help you remember the capitals and where each state is located.
Capital City Exploration: Choose one state and its capital from the list and research a fun fact about it. For example, find out what the capital city is famous for, a popular food from that area, or a special event that happens there. Share your findings with your family or classmates to teach them something new!
State Travel Journal: Imagine you are traveling to a state of your choice. Write a short story or draw a picture about your adventure in its capital city. What would you see, eat, or do there? This activity will help you think creatively about the different cultures and attractions each state has to offer.
