FREE Learn the States and Postal Abbreviations Curriculum

Published:
January 27, 2017

Sarah Shelton

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Sarah Shelton

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We are working on learning the states and capitals this year in our homeschool. I was realizing while we working on them that my girls were struggling with remembering the abbreviations of the states.
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I found this amazing free ebook curriculum to help learn the states and their postal abbreviations. This 29-page ebook includes everything you need to teach your children the states and postal abbreviations — lesson plans, worksheets, flashcards, printable maps, and more. This was written specifically to help your children learn their state abbreviations. This was created to be used with children of any age, this ebook will equip your children with information much more useful than learning just the states and capitals.

Grab this free workbook HERE.

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