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50 States (Fandex Family Field Guides)

50 States (Fandex Family Field Guides)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A cute format for learning about the States...
Review: My kids find the Fandex format easy to use, and the information on them accessible. We have several, and they're fun for all of us to use together.

I like the fact that each state has a map, as well as pertinent info: Admitted to the Union; if and when Seceded from the Union; if and when Readmitted to the Union; Nickname; Motto; Capital; Bird; and Flower. There are also several paragraphs of pertinent information about each state, with some history and a description of the character and things, which make it unique.

The only quibble I have about these decks is that sometimes when they're completely fanned out, the edges of the illustrations get caught up in each other, making it hard to close them properly. But other than that, they're cute, informative, and a nice format for kids.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great For Students!
Review: These Fandex Quick Reference cards are grat to use for students. they can help you write a report, an essay, and they provide lots of interesting facts. They also have cats, dogs, explorers, myths, wildflowers, civil war, and more cards about different subjects.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Fabulous for Fifth Graders
Review: This was the perfect start-of-school present for my 5th grader. her teacher loved it too and everyone wanted to borrow it. The state reports were a snap.


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