Description
Are you searching for an engaging and fun way to study and learn about the United States and Capitals Research your classroom? Look no further! You will love this easy prep Print & Digital Bonus State Research Lapbook Project! This is a wonderful activity to do as your students research and study any US State!
WATCH THIS VIDEO RESOURCE IN ACTION HERE!
INCLUDED:
- Print and digital version included (see page 3-4 for digital link)
- Color and BW options provided
- Grading rubric
Research for lapbook: Actual research is not included, the lapbook is a research template.
- Cover for researching ANY state (plus state cards if students do not want to draw in box)
- Symbols and State Flag Research
- Regions, waterways, landforms, and other facts
- Label state on US Map
KINDLY NOTE: Actual research is not included, the lapbook is a research template.
REQUIRED: 1 file folder per student (I link the ones I use inside), or large construction paper can be used to complete.
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Lindsay H. –
This was a great resource to support student research and writing through our state report project!
Becky C. –
My students loved the ease of adapting the slides to share information with their peers about their chosen state.
Erin W. –
My students enjoy researching about a state of their choice.
Claire B. –
I used this as an extra credit assignment when we finished our North America unit. They understood the directions and liked the slideshow!
Purple Door Shop US –
Great resource!
CATHERINE B. –
What a great resource. The students loved the interactive nature of this flip and did a great job on their research. It was easy for them to complete because the resource was so well put together.
Adrienne N. –
This was everything I was looking for and more! Such a terrific and engaging resource!
Tuesday Edwards –
This activity was extremely effective with my students
Cerissa H. –
My students enjoyed this lesson and I used it to lead into a PBL project. After completing this lesson they used the information to make a shoebox parade float based on the state they picked.
Ms Shepard –
My students completed a state research project where they each became experts in a different US state. This outline was great for helping students find and research important information. We used the online version on Google Classroom and my students used online resources for their research. This was a great resource!
Hailey B. –
This was a great introductory research project to pair with my United States Regions unit. The kids loved it and are excited to show them to their parents at parent-teacher conferences.
Jennifer C. –
Great file to use for my students to research a state.
Taylor R. –
Such a fun resource! We are pairing it with the President’s Brochure and it’s awesome!!!
Sarah W. –
Great resource for my 5th grade students. Engaging and educational!
Miss Kay by Day –
The perfect low prep project for my fourth graders.
Beatriz B. –
This is an easy-to-prep resource and it is engaging for third graders.
Ambar Z. –
The students really are enjoying working on this project and learning about the states.
Sandra R. –
Easy project to complete at the end of school. students enjoyed working on them.
Tammy A. –
Helpful and easy to follow. Made planning a lot easier.
Phonetic Firsts –
I found this resource to be useful and easy to use. It has many elements that allow for students to engage and learn about the 50 states.