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Free 50 States Puzzles: A Printable Pack for Every State
PuzzlePage has a free printable puzzle pack for every one of the 50 states. Each pack has five puzzles about that state (a crossword, a word search, a word fill-in, a word scramble and a cryptogram that hides a true fact), plus a fast-facts page and answer keys. The packs are written for grades 2 to 8 and print on US Letter paper. Pick a state, enter your email once, and download the PDF.
- Crossword
- Word search
- Word fill-in
- Word scramble
- Cryptogram
- Fast facts
- Answer keys
- Northeast
- South
- Midwest
- West
Tap a state to open its free puzzle pack.
Five puzzles per state
A crossword, word search, word fill-in, word scramble and cryptogram, all built from that state's capital, places and history.
Fast facts and answer keys
Every pack opens with a fast-facts page and closes with an answer key for each puzzle, so checking work takes seconds.
Ready for grades 2 to 8
Clear instructions on every page and a friendly start on each puzzle, so younger solvers can work on their own.
Free puzzle packs for all 50 states
Grouped by the four U.S. Census regions. Every pack is free: five puzzles, a fast-facts page and answer keys.
Northeast
9 statesNew England and the Mid-Atlantic, where the first colonies became the first states.
- ConnecticutConstitution StateCapital: Hartford
- MainePine Tree StateCapital: Augusta
- MassachusettsBay StateCapital: Boston
- New HampshireGranite StateCapital: Concord
- New JerseyGarden StateCapital: Trenton
- New YorkEmpire StateCapital: Albany
- PennsylvaniaKeystone StateCapital: Harrisburg
- Rhode IslandOcean StateCapital: Providence
- VermontGreen Mountain StateCapital: Montpelier
South
16 statesFrom Delaware to Texas: the first state to ratify the Constitution and the Lone Star State.
- AlabamaYellowhammer StateCapital: Montgomery
- ArkansasNatural StateCapital: Little Rock
- DelawareFirst StateCapital: Dover
- FloridaSunshine StateCapital: Tallahassee
- GeorgiaPeach StateCapital: Atlanta
- KentuckyBluegrass StateCapital: Frankfort
- LouisianaPelican StateCapital: Baton Rouge
- MarylandOld Line StateCapital: Annapolis
- MississippiMagnolia StateCapital: Jackson
- North CarolinaTar Heel StateCapital: Raleigh
- OklahomaSooner StateCapital: Oklahoma City
- South CarolinaPalmetto StateCapital: Columbia
- TennesseeVolunteer StateCapital: Nashville
- TexasLone Star StateCapital: Austin
- VirginiaOld DominionCapital: Richmond
- West VirginiaMountain StateCapital: Charleston
Midwest
12 statesThe Great Lakes and the Great Plains, America's farmland and its biggest freshwater.
- IllinoisPrairie StateCapital: Springfield
- IndianaHoosier StateCapital: Indianapolis
- IowaHawkeye StateCapital: Des Moines
- KansasSunflower StateCapital: Topeka
- MichiganGreat Lakes StateCapital: Lansing
- MinnesotaNorth Star StateCapital: Saint Paul
- MissouriShow-Me StateCapital: Jefferson City
- NebraskaCornhusker StateCapital: Lincoln
- North DakotaPeace Garden StateCapital: Bismarck
- OhioBuckeye StateCapital: Columbus
- South DakotaMount Rushmore StateCapital: Pierre
- WisconsinBadger StateCapital: Madison
West
13 statesMountains, deserts, the Pacific coast, and the two newest states, Alaska and Hawaii.
- AlaskaLast FrontierCapital: Juneau
- ArizonaGrand Canyon StateCapital: Phoenix
- CaliforniaGolden StateCapital: Sacramento
- ColoradoCentennial StateCapital: Denver
- HawaiiAloha StateCapital: Honolulu
- IdahoGem StateCapital: Boise
- MontanaTreasure StateCapital: Helena
- NevadaSilver StateCapital: Carson City
- New MexicoLand of EnchantmentCapital: Santa Fe
- OregonBeaver StateCapital: Salem
- UtahBeehive StateCapital: Salt Lake City
- WashingtonEvergreen StateCapital: Olympia
- WyomingEquality StateCapital: Cheyenne
Want more?
A $1.99 Super Pack for every state
Each state also has a Super Pack: 20 more puzzles, each with its own theme. None of them repeats the free pack, so it picks up right where the free puzzles leave off.
It is a one-time payment of $1.99, not a subscription, and the personal and classroom license covers unlimited copies for your own home or classroom.
- 20 new puzzles per state, each with its own theme
- 5 word searches, 5 cryptograms, 5 word scrambles and 5 word fill-ins
- Answer keys for every puzzle
- One-time $1.99 payment, no subscription
Jump to a state's Super Pack
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
For teachers
Built for state reports and social studies units
Hand out your own state's pack at the start of a state history unit, or give each student a different state for a report. The fast-facts page gives them the capital, nickname and statehood date to start from.
The packs work as early-finisher work, a literacy or social studies center, or a sub-day plan. Print as many copies as you need for your own classroom, and use the answer keys to check work quickly.
How to get a free state pack
- 1
Pick a state
Choose any of the 50 states from the map or the list on this page.
- 2
Enter your email once
Type your email to unlock the free PDF. After that, every state pack downloads straight away.
- 3
Print and solve
Print the pack on US Letter paper, solve the five puzzles, and check your work with the answer keys at the back.
US Letter, color or black and white.
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