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Free Printable State Facts Worksheet

Have fun learning all about the United States with this free printable state facts worksheet.

This free geography worksheet can be used when studying social studies or geography both at home and in the classroom.

There is a mix of coloring, researching, and drawing with this fun worksheet, and it can be used for every State.

A printable “United States of America” worksheet designed for kids to research and color facts about any U.S. state. It includes sections for filling in the state capital, land area, population, abbreviation, governor, nickname, famous people, and landmarks, as well as drawing the state flag, flower, and bird. A colorful book titled The 50 States lies beside the sheet, and bold text at the bottom reads “FREE STATE FACTS WORKSHEET” in rainbow-colored letters.

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United States of America Fact Sheet

This printable state fact sheet is a favorite in our homeschool, and it’s perfect for both classroom and home use.

It’s a simple, hands-on way for kids to explore and learn about each of the 50 states.

This printable state fact sheet is free to print but is for personal and classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the post and add your email address to get the pdf file.

A flat-lay photo showing a colorful children’s book titled The 50 States next to a printable U.S. state facts worksheet. The worksheet features a U.S. map for students to color in a specific state and boxes to fill in details like capital, land area, population, abbreviation, governor, nickname, famous people, landmarks, and spaces to draw the state flag, flower, and bird. The book cover includes vibrant illustrations representing different U.S. regions and a gold sticker that says “Explore the U.S.A. with 50 fact-filled maps!”

What’s Included in the Worksheet:

This free homeschool printable works with every state, and my son has enjoyed using it to explore new ones each week.

It’s packed with engaging activities that make geography lessons feel more like fun projects than schoolwork.

Here’s what your child will do:

  1. Color in the state on the map: It’s always fun to locate and color each state, and it helps kids get familiar with the U.S. map.
  2. Draw and color the state flag: We love looking up each flag’s colors and symbols—it’s a great way to mix art and geography!
  3. Draw and color the state flower: Kids learn about each state’s unique plants while they practice their drawing skills.
  4. Draw and color the state bird: This one is a hit! Finding pictures of birds and drawing them makes learning about wildlife exciting.
  5. State capital: Locating and remembering the capital city of each state—it’s like building a puzzle piece by piece.
  6. Land area: Understanding how big each state is helps kids visualize how the U.S. fits together.
  7. Total population: We explore which states are the most and least populated—always interesting to compare!
  8. State abbreviation: Learning the state abbreviations is useful and helps with map work later on.
  9. State governor: We take a peek at who’s leading each state, giving kids an intro to state government.
  10. State nickname: We have fun exploring the nicknames—some are so quirky!
  11. Famous people from the state: This is where my son’s curiosity really kicks in—he loves finding out about famous people from different states.
  12. Famous landmarks: It’s always a treat to explore the landmarks—like imagining a road trip across the country!
A U.S. state facts worksheet is placed over an open, colorful map-style book spread from The 50 States. The worksheet includes a blank U.S. map and spaces to fill in state details like capital, land area, population, abbreviation, governor, nickname, and famous people, landmarks, and drawings of the state flag, flower, and bird. The illustrated book pages underneath show whimsical state-themed graphics and page numbers for each state, with bright colors and icons representing landmarks and cultural elements.

We like to use the 50 States book when we are learning about the 50 States as there are so many interesting facts in there.

Most things you will need to find on the worksheet are in this book. For example, I had no idea that Taylor Swift was from Pennsylvania!

A completed Pennsylvania state facts worksheet rests on an open book spread about the state. The worksheet includes handwritten facts: capital—Harrisburg, land area—46,055 sq mi, population—12.46 million, abbreviation—PA, governor—Josh Shapiro, nickname—Keystone State, famous people—Taylor Swift, Andy Warhol, Billie Holiday, landmarks—Liberty Bell and Gettysburg Park, and state flower—Mountain Laurel. Pennsylvania is shaded pink on the U.S. map, and the book underneath is filled with illustrations, key facts, and notable figures from the state.

Finding ways to make learning about the 50 states fun can be tricky, but this worksheet makes it easy for kids to pick up new facts and skills while having fun.

A blank “United States of America” state facts worksheet is placed next to a brightly illustrated children’s book titled The 50 States. The printable includes a map of the U.S. and fill-in-the-blank sections for students to record information like the state capital, land area, population, abbreviation, governor, nickname, famous people, landmarks, and drawings of the state flag, flower, and bird.

Explore More Fun United States Worksheets

You can also find other free worksheets about the United States, perfect for expanding your geography lessons:

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Last Updated on 8 April 2025 by Clare Brown

8 Comments

    1. Hi LaDonna,
      Just add your email address in the blue box above the comments that says “Get your free State Facts printable here!” and the PDF will be sent to you immediately. Let me know if you have any trouble! ?

      Clare

    1. Hi Jennifer, all you need to do is scroll up just above the comments and add your name and email address to the blue box so I can send you the free pdf file.
      Thanks
      Clare

  1. Unfortunately, like most other commenters found, there is no box to fill in my information at the bottom of the post to receive the printable. I have joined homeschool of 1, but still it can not be located. I have followed all of the directions and yet the box is not there. Good luck with your products.

  2. Hello,
    We work with my students on the subject of the states of the USA. This worksheet would be perfect for them. Could you please send a copy?
    Best,
    Catherine

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