
Learn to map all fifty states by drawing five columns and two clusters, include Texas and Florida as peninsular states, and use mnemonics to recall state names.
Draw and memorize the first 21 states of the United States using a five-column mnemonic approach, organizing states into columns to recall each group.
Learn additional mnemonics to embed 21 states across five columns, using memorable phrases and practice to recall each column’s first word in order.
Learn the structure of the eastern United States by outlining the region, identifying North and South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and New York in a mapped sequence.
Organize and memorize U.S. states not on the east coast using clusters and mnemonics, featuring Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas and Florida near the Caribbean Sea.
Explore the east coast states of the USA—from Maine to North Carolina—using mnemonics and landmarks like New York City and the Atlantic Ocean.
Explore the map of North America, highlighting Canada, the USA, Alaska, Hudson Bay, and the Great Lakes, while noting Canada's 13 states versus the USA's 50.
Learn the first seven Canadian states, with British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba on the bottom row and Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut on top, plus Ontario to the east.
Explore remaining Canadian provinces and territories, including British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Ontario, Quebec, and maritimes with Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia; note Great Lakes.
Integrate the US and Canada maps by drawing and connecting states and provinces, detailing borders from British Columbia to Manitoba and Wisconsin to New York, with key Great Lakes.
Explore the five great lakes at the us-canada border—Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario—alongside key cities like Toronto, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Cleveland.
Learn to Draw the Maps of USA & CANADA from memory including all the States of the two countries. There are 50 States of USA and 13 states in Canada. In this Course, you will learn to draw the maps of these two countries and learn a method to draw all the states and know exactly their relative locations.
We use straight lines to draw the outlines of the countries and the outlines of the states. Then se subdivide the entire area into convenient regions and for each of the region containing a few states, we devise Mnemonic Sentences to help you remember which states comes next to which other states. If you practice a bit, you will be able to draw all the 50 states of USA and all the 13 states of Canada.
We also cover the Great Lakes extensively and show you the adjoining states both of Canada and of USA. We have kept the mnemonic sentences short taking care that at a time, there are no more than four states being considered in a sentence so you can memorize them more easily. This method is exactly similar to the method we have followed in my Memorize World Map course and other Map courses. I welcome you to the course.