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Describing the land, climate and resources of the five U.S. regions
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Regions of the United States Worksheets
The five U.S. regions, their land, climate and resources, the states in each, riddles, a comparison and a research organizer.
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The five regions
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Labeling the five regions of the United States on a diagram
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Labeling the five regions of the United States on a diagram
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States and regions
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Reading a chart of the states in each U.S. region
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Sorting states into the five regions of the United States
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Compare and research
View all 2 pagesRegions of the united states Riddles: which region am I?
Identifying U.S. regions from clues about land, climate and resources
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View all 2 pagesCompare regions venn Diagram: northeast and southwest
Comparing two U.S. regions on a Venn diagram
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View largerU.S. region research organizer (Printable)
Researching and recording facts about a U.S. region
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Reviewing the five regions of the United States
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About these regions of the united states worksheets
The United States is often divided into five regions: the West, the Midwest, the Northeast, the Southwest and the Southeast. States in a region share land, climate and ways of making a living.
These regions of the United States worksheets use charts and a simple box diagram rather than a detailed map. Children read a chart of each region's land, climate and resources, label the regions (with a cut and paste twin), use a chart of the states in each region, sort states, solve riddles, compare the Northeast and Southwest, and research a region of their choice.
Every page is black and white, prints on US Letter or A4, and every page with right answers has an answer key on page 2.
Standards
C3 D2.Geo.2.3-5Use maps, satellite images, photographs, and other representations to explain relationships between the locations of places and regions and their environmental characteristics.CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.4.7Conduct short research projects that build knowledge through investigation of different aspects of a topic.
How to use them
- Start with the chart. Find your own region first.
- Use a classroom wall map or atlas alongside the box diagram.
- Have groups each research one region and share.
Teaching tips
- Books group a few states differently. Our chart uses a common five-region grouping: for example, Oklahoma and Texas in the Southwest.
- The box diagram is not a map; it only shows where each region sits.
- Link each region's resources to its jobs: corn in the Midwest, oil in the Southwest.
Questions teachers and parents ask
What are the five regions of the United States?
The West, the Midwest, the Northeast, the Southwest and the Southeast.
Which states are in each region?
The states-in-each-region page lists all 50. The Southwest has the fewest (Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas); the Midwest and Southeast have 12 each.
Why are there no state maps?
These pages teach regions with charts and a simple diagram. Use a wall map or atlas alongside them.