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USA State Game

STATES · CAPITALS · SHAPES

A little practice. A whole country to discover.

Turn United States geography into something you can try, practice, and come back to. Explore capitals and state shapes, build local progress, and learn from the answers you miss.

No account, ads, or purchases

Profiles and progress stay on this device. No automatic sync between devices or website addresses.

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LET’S GET STARTED

Who’s learning today?

Choose your profile to continue, or add a new learner.

A nickname and avatar are all you need. Profiles and progress stay on this device.

Practice on your favorite screen.

iPhone & iPad

Coming soon to the App Store.

Pending Apple review

Android

Coming soon.

Not yet available on Google Play

SEE WHAT YOU CAN PRACTICE

Small challenges. Plenty to explore.

These are actual screens from the game, with an example local learner profile.

A real capital practice screen.
Connect states and capitalsA real capital practice screen.
Match a state to its outline.
Recognize the shapeMatch a state to its outline.
Review missed answers in skill and regional practice.
Make mistakes usefulReview missed answers in skill and regional practice.

BUILT FOR PRACTICE

See the game for yourself.

Explore the activities, see how feedback works, and try a round with your learner.

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  • States, capitals, and shapesChoose the skill you want to work on.
  • Feedback and reviewSee missed answers in skill and regional practice.
  • Local learner profilesKeep progress separate on the same device.
  • No account, ads, or purchasesGet straight to practice.

AT HOME

Make room for “let’s try again.”

Start with a small goal. Practice together. Let the review screen guide what comes next.

Explore the parent guide →

IN THE CLASSROOM

A practice station, ready to explore.

Preview the game, choose a region or skill, and pair it with your own teaching.

Explore the teacher guide →

WHY IT EXISTS

First, a daughter who needed to study.
Then, an idea.

Omar built USA State Game to help his daughter study. That is the beginning of this project—and the reason to keep the focus on useful practice.

Read the story →

Ready to explore the map?

Choose a learner and start with one challenge.

Play USA State Game