Description: Collage America is a free United States geography game and art activity in which students build a map of the USA by dragging each state into its correct location. Students can choose from different illustrated versions of each state to create a unique map while practicing state names, locations, and U.S. geography.

Description: The Digital Postcard Creator is an interactive web tool that lets students color digital images of American landmarks, national parks, and city skylines while writing their own postcard messages beside them. It encourages creativity, research, and writing skills by combining art, geography, and technology into one engaging activity.

Description: This fun United States geography game challenges students to identify as many states on the United States map as possible in 60 seconds.

Description: In this game, an "Ameriquake" occurs resulting in the state name becoming jumbled. Students must drag and drop the correct names back to their states. Students can customize the number of state names that become jumbled.

Description: In Mailroom Madness, you pick your home state and rapidly sort letters and boxes—each with a full fictional address—into the correct one of two regional bins (E/W or N/S). Race the three-minute clock, earn bonus time for streaks, watch trucks swap out every 20 correct, and avoid the big red ✕—five mistakes and you’re fired. Finish to receive a printable certificate showing deliveries, errors, percent correct, and your Mail Sorter Grade (up to “Supreme Leader of All Mail Carriers A++”).

Description: These interactive five-level word searches challenge players to find all 50 U.S. state names (or capitals) hidden in a colorful red, white, and blue grid. Each level increases in difficulty and urgency, with a countdown timer, celebratory screens, sound effects, and click-and-drag word highlighting that makes learning geography fun and engaging.

Description: “GPS Down!” is an interactive mapping game where students plan road-trip routes between assigned U.S. cities without GPS, choosing contiguous interstates and directions. Using a draggable, rotatable map scale, they estimate total mileage, then compute time (at 60 mph), fuel use (25 mpg), cost ($3.50/gal), and fuel stops (400-mile range). The app grades route accuracy and estimates, giving a report card and side-by-side comparison to the actual values to reinforce map reading, measurement, and real-world math.

Description: This fun United States game requires students to "guess" the state the computer is "thinking" of by asking it questions about its location and its color. Students get six questions. Classified Under: Geography game, USA geography, USA geography game, Geography games, USA geography games, USA game, USA games

Description: In The Eagle and the Flag, players drag a bald eagle onto each U.S. state named on the screen, lighting up that state’s star on the flag if they’re correct. With only one chance per state, kids race the clock to complete all 50 stars while earning streak bonuses and feedback from their “eagle coach.”

Description: This awesome game tests how well you can draw the continental United States from memory. It's really fun. Click to start. An outline of the United States will appear for about 5 seconds. Then, four red dots will appear to guide you. When you're done, click "check" to see your accuracy score. Don't sweat the accuracy score. We've found the average person gets about 15 percent. When you're done, you'll be able to make an awesome collage out of USA-themed images and colors. If you do happen to score above 90 percent, your image will be immortalized in our Draw America Hall-of-Fame. Classified Under: Geography game, USA geography, USA geography game, Geography games, USA geography games, USA game, USA games

Description: This United States geography game challenges students to identify the state locations of as many USA Landmarks, Capitals, or Cities as possible in two minutes. Students can choose from the three aforementioned categories.

Description: This games challenges students to make a road trip across America by answering trivia questions about the states they pass through. Perfect for students interested in geography bees.

Description: Turn the United States ablaze in color, then determine the ratios of the states relative to color. For example, if there are five blue states and three red states, the ratio of blue states to red states is 5:3. Choose from 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 colors. Print out a beautiful map with all of the correct ratios when you are finished.

Description: This educational game requires students to drag and drop the animated landforms and bodies of water to their correct places on the map of America. Examples include the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, the Rocky Mountains and many others.

Description: This is a "jeopardy" like game on U.S. regions. It's super fun for classrooms, individuals, or small teams, totally customizable. Uncheck "teams take turns" to make it more exciting for kids.

Description: This epic word search requires students to find all 50 states!