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Enhance the United States Region Tour With Postcard Geography

By  Beth Newingham on February 29, 2012
  • Grades: 3–5

As part of our United States region tour, students can ask five people -- their family and/or friends -- to send postcards from the various places that they live, then and pinpoint their locations on a large map.

  • Subjects:
    Early Exploration and Settlements, Colonial and Revolutionary America, United States, Maps and Globes
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