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Geography Label Me! Printouts Advertisement. EnchantedLearning.com is a user-supported site. As a bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages.Click here to learn more. (Already a member? Click here.) Go to More Geography Activities Geography Games: Map of the United States Kids Games >> Geography Games >> Geography >> United States This fun geography game will help you to learn the location of the 50 states of the United States. States correct: States incorrect: Object of the Game The object of the game is to select the correct U.S. state in as few of guesses as possible. Directions The game begins asking you to click on the state of Alabama. Once the correct state has been selected (or you have used up all your guesses), another state will appear at the top of the screen for you to select. Scoring Each time you correctly select a U.S. state on the map you will get 5 points. We hope you have fun learning the U.S. states with this geography game. More Geography Games: Kids Games >> Geography Games >> Geography >> United States

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Geography Worksheets Geography Worksheets World Geography Example (Hover to Enlarge) Description Download Continents and Oceans Each Worksheet has questions about the location of the continents and the oceans. Countries and Landforms Each Worksheet has questions about the location of different countries and the several landforms. States and Capitals Sets of 5 Each worksheet contains 50 problems determining which state capitals goes with each state. No sets Each worksheet contains 50 problems determining which state capitals goes with each state.

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¿Cuáles son los páises más y menos conocidos del mundo? Publicado el 19/06/2012 Hace unos días hablaba en el blog sobre cuántos países existían en el mundo. Después de explicar lo complicado de la pregunta, y cómo el número puede variar entre 187 y 205 (o incluso más), dejé un juego. La mecánica del juego en cuestión era simple: nombrar todos los países del mundo que gozan de un reconocimiento mayoritario. A bastante gente le gustó el juego, gracias a lo cuál, analizando los resultados de más de 1.300 personas que jugaron, he podido establecer una lista de cuáles son los países más y menos conocidos por aquellos que jugaron. A continuación os muestro esos países en un mapa en el que los más conocidos se muestran en verde y los menos conocidos se muestran en rojo: Mapa de países más y menos conocidos (en grande) Parece bastante claro que los grandes damnificados de nuestro conocimiento son las desconocidas islas y archipiélagos que pueblan el Mar del Caribe y, sobre todo, las que pueblan el Océano Pacífico.