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US State Wheel

All 50 states, one random pick.

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US State Wheel

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About the us state wheel

The US state wheel includes all 50 states, each with an equal chance. Teachers use it to assign state reports fairly, and travelers use it to pick a road-trip destination. Turn on "Remove winner" to assign every state exactly once.

Ways to use it

  • Assign state report topics without favoritism.
  • Play geography trivia: spin a state, then name its capital.
  • Pick your next road-trip or vacation destination.

All 50 states by region

The US Census Bureau groups the states into four regions. Northeast (9): Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont. Midwest (12): Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin. South (16): Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia. West (13): Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming. Use "Spin only" above the entries to spin just one region.

Geography games with the state wheel

Spin a state and ask students to find it on a blank map, name its capital and a neighbouring state, or say which region it belongs to. For a state report, turn on "Remove winner" and spin once per student so everyone gets a different state. Spin twice and ask which state is bigger, or which is further east.

What’s on this wheel (50)

  1. Alabama
  2. Alaska
  3. Arizona
  4. Arkansas
  5. California
  6. Colorado
  7. Connecticut
  8. Delaware
  9. Florida
  10. Georgia
  11. Hawaii
  12. Idaho
  13. Illinois
  14. Indiana
  15. Iowa
  16. Kansas
  17. Kentucky
  18. Louisiana
  19. Maine
  20. Maryland
  21. Massachusetts
  22. Michigan
  23. Minnesota
  24. Mississippi
  25. Missouri
  26. Montana
  27. Nebraska
  28. Nevada
  29. New Hampshire
  30. New Jersey
  31. New Mexico
  32. New York
  33. North Carolina
  34. North Dakota
  35. Ohio
  36. Oklahoma
  37. Oregon
  38. Pennsylvania
  39. Rhode Island
  40. South Carolina
  41. South Dakota
  42. Tennessee
  43. Texas
  44. Utah
  45. Vermont
  46. Virginia
  47. Washington
  48. West Virginia
  49. Wisconsin
  50. Wyoming

Frequently asked questions

Does the wheel include all 50 states?

Yes, all 50 US states. Add Washington, D.C. or US territories on new lines if you need them.

How do I assign every state to a student once?

Turn on "Remove winner after each spin". Each state is removed after it’s picked, so no state is assigned twice.

Embed this wheel

Add this wheel to your slides, class website, blog or stream page for free.

For a website or blog, paste this code where you want the wheel to appear:

How to add it

Canva

Copy the link above. In your design, open Apps, search for "Embeds", paste the link and choose Add to design. If Canva shows a link card instead of the wheel, click it while presenting to open the wheel.

Google Slides

Slides can't show a live wheel on a slide. Add a button, text or picture, then choose Insert > Link and paste the link. Click it while presenting and the wheel opens in a new tab.

PowerPoint

Choose Insert > Add-ins, search for "Web Viewer" and add it. Paste the link into it to show the live wheel on the slide. If add-ins are blocked at your school, use Insert > Link instead.

Websites, blogs and learning platforms

WordPress, Canvas, Moodle and most other platforms: paste the embed code into an HTML or embed block. Google Sites: choose Insert > Embed > By URL and paste the link.

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