Geography Printables

Geography Realm offers printable that you can purchase for immediate access via the GeographyFun Etsy shop. GeographyFun is a growing digital product shop featuring crosswords and word searches for educators, students, and geography enthusiasts who love exploring the world through words.

🌐 Educational Benefits of Geography Puzzles:

Enhances Geographical Knowledge: Dive into the world of geography, learning about diverse places and cultures in an interactive manner.

Boosts Word and Cognitive Skills: Apart from geographical knowledge, these puzzles are great for improving vocabulary, spelling, and cognitive abilities like problem-solving and memory.

Versatile Teaching Tool: Ideal for classroom activities, homeschooling curriculums, or as a supplement to traditional geography textbooks.

Engages Diverse Learning Styles: Appeals to visual and linguistic learners, offering a dynamic approach to geography education.

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Physical Geography Word Search Puzzles 

Have fun learning physical geography terminology with these five geography themed word search puzzles. The packet of one PDF contains ten pages: five geography word search puzzles and answer sheets focused around physical geography themes.

Level: High school and college students

A screenshot showing a biodiversity puzzle

Biodiversity Crossword

Combine learning and fun with this ecology and biodiversity crossword puzzle.

Level: high school and college students.

An outline map of New England in black and white.

New England Geography

This educational set of outline maps, word search, and crossword puzzle helps children learn about the states and capitals of New England.

Level: Elementary and Middle School students

Free outline maps

Free outline maps to print and use. Use outline maps as an educational tool for teachers, students, and parents. Each map is in PDF format and is fitted to an 8 1/2″ x 11″ (letter sized) sheet of paper.

Print out base maps to learn geography, take a geography test, or create educational projects. Maps are available cover the United States and maps of the world.  For more outline maps for children to color, visit the coloring maps page on Geo Lounge.

Free outline maps of the United States:

Each map is letter-sized (8.5″ x 11″) covering the United States of America.  Click on each link to access the map in PDF format:

Outline Maps By State

Free outline maps of the world, 2010*:

Each map of the world is letter-sized (8.5″ x 11″).  Click on each link to access the map in PDF format:

The World (Robinson projection) – This projection shows the entire world as a relatively flat image.  The projection is neither equal-area nor conformal. Distortion is greatest at the poles and becomes quickly moderate moving towards the equator.  This projection was used by National Geographic between 1988 and 1998. Rand McNally has used this projection since 1961.

The World (Winkel tripel projection) – A modified azimuthal map projection this projection has been used by National Geographic since 1998 for maps showing the entire world.

The World (Plate carrée projection) – This projection is known by many names (equirectangular projection (also called the equidistant cylindrical projection, geographic projection, carte parallelogrammatique projection or CPP) and is neither equal area nor conformal.  The globe is convert into a Cartesian grid with the poles represented as lines across the top and bottom of the map.

* Note: Maps do not include countries formed after 2011 such as South Sudan.  

Free outline map of Europe

Free Outline map of Central and South America

Free Coloring Maps

These printable PDF maps allow students a way to learn about the countries found within Europe, South and Central America, and Africa. Outline maps are great educational tools to help students learn about geography.

There is also a PDF coloring map covering the fifty states in the United States.  Lastly, there is a coloring map of the seven continents.  

Note: all maps were created in 2013 so newer and recently renamed countries will not be listed.  

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Fonte : National Geographic