Time for some geography lessons. The kids can face some tough time sometimes, learning the regions of USA. Let’s start with the 5 US regions named as:
• West
• Midwest
• Southwest
• Northeast
• Southeast
There is a total of 50 states in the US. Now to make the kid learn you would need to prepare a worksheet for them. The kid must be able to match some of the most famous states to their particular region to which they belong. You can use some colors to make it easier for the kid. Don’t expect him to able to just learn everything by heart at once. Kids need time too. So how about making the states and the region with the same color. This way the kid would be able to identify easily and will remember much better. For example, Texas belongs to the southwest region. Florida believes the southeast, Montana belongs to the west region and Maine belongs to the northeast region of US. I think this much information would be enough for the first lesson.
If your kid is at that stage of his life when he should start learning about the government, what it does and what do the sectors in the government do then it is an undeniable fact that you first need to teach them about the different departments of the local government of the US.For starters, the local government is divided into sectors and each sector is assigned a particular duty. For example, when we talk about the state and city governments, they are divided into different departments like the department of water, the department of fire, police, sanitation, recreation, and transportation.Long story short, these departments take care of the basis on which a state or country runs.
There is a total of three branches of the government and kids are supposed to know what these branches are in detail and how they work because this is a part of the basic knowledge about a country that everyone must know.The three parts are:
• The Executive
• The Legislative
• The Judiciary
The Executive:The executive part of the government is based on the President of the country and 5000,000 workers. All the laws that are made by the Legislative branch are enforced by the President. On the other the President is elected by the citizens of the United States, the age of the President must be 18 or above.The Legislative:There are a lot of educational videos for toddlers on the internet where you can learn about the Legislative easily. The Legislative is also known as the Congress and the Congress is further divided into two parts, the Senate and the House of Representatives.The Judiciary:The 9 Justices and the Supreme court are together called the Judiciary. There are judges in this case who interpret the laws as per the Constitution.
Journey to Jamestown is a famous story, and it is taught to schools at preschool and kindergarten level. The tale covers the journey for kids who embark on a journey to Jamestown, and they learn more about each other on the way.
The tale discusses the stories of two kids belonging to the Jamestown settlement in Virginia in the year 1608. The story features Elias, a boy, who has traveled from England. He works with the barber-surgeon and he helps the colonists to conquer disease spreading across the world.
Also, the story also talks about Sacachocan, a Native American girl, who has the gift and ability to heal people. She crosses her path with Elias, and they both find their common grounds as healers. But, the main head of the Elias Colony betray her tribe, and it makes her hesitant to trust the colonists, which also include Elias.
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Braches of the Government: Judicial Branch Worksheet
One of the three branches of the US government, the judicial branch enforces the laws of the land!
Help your child navigate the three branches and understand the importance of the judicial branch using this quick and useful American government judicial branch worksheet!
With three very different branches of the US government, it’s tricky to remember which branch does what!
Help your child understand difference using this US executive branch worksheet, designed to bring your child a new awareness and knowledge of the way our government operates!
The judicial branch enforces the laws, but the legislative branch makes them!
This US legislative branch worksheet will help your child understand this important branch of the American government, by reviewing the leaders of the legislative branch, as well as where Congress meets!
Before you begin this exercise, can you ask your child if they can mention some of the states in your country? If they are able to mention at least a few, then, congratulations to you and them. If they are unable to name some, after this worksheet, they would have added some states to their vocabulary. Look at the map of cities and states with your little ones. Ask them to carefully observe the shape and color of each state pictured. Then, ask them to answer the questions by checking the state where each city is located.
Test your students’ knowledge of the colonial times with this easy social studies worksheet. Are your little ones familiar with the types of structures they had in colonial times? What about their food and clothing? You might be surprised by how little or how much your youngster knows. Check the pictures in this worksheet that accurately depicts how people lived in colonial times.
Use this free Mayflower worksheet PDF for a fun-filled history lesson to increase your child’s American history knowledge and understanding!
While working, your child will read through the statements to determine if each is true or false regarding the fascinating journey of the Mayflower!
Thanksgiving is here, and why not get your child ready for the big day with charmingly fun Thanksgiving coloring pages? Thanksgiving officially kicks off the holiday season for many families, and is a magical time of giving thanks for family, blessings, and much more. Encourage the spirit of the season with this adorable coloring page that will remind your little artist the original meaning of Thanksgiving. Talk to your child about the pilgrims coming together to celebrate the bounty of the season, and being thankful for all that they have.
Remind them of the history behind our great holiday, to inspire them to be thankful for all that they have in their life. Let your little pilgrim use his or her coloring page to decorate the house and remind him or her of the reason for this humble holiday.
Your child knows the US is made up of different states, but what about the different geographical regions that make our vast country so great?
Each region of the United States has its own culture and purpose. Teach your child about the country’s regions and what makes them tick with this geographic regions of the United States worksheet!
Young historians will be able to reinforce their American with this quiz on the fifty, nifty United States. The free PDF worksheet will be a reinforcement of facts about the United States learned, and a way for you to assess their understanding. They’ll use the available answers to correctly choose facts about the United States, and the colorful word-coding will also help them strengthen visual discrimination skills.