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in Elementary· Geography· Hands On· High School· Middle School

GEO Puzzles for Homeschool Geography Fun

Puzzles are a wonderful way for kids to get hands-on with topics they are learning. Geo Puzzles are a great way to add hands-on learning and fun to your homeschool geography studies.

Using GEO Puzzles for homeschool geography fun! Check out these 6 geography puzzles to help your kids learn their world and US geography.

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Using Geo Puzzles For Homeschool Geography

Puzzles! Our family always enjoys a good puzzle. We jumped at the chance to use GEO Puzzles as part of our homeschooling geography plans. Most pieces are shaped like the country, state, or province they represent, making this a fantastic way to not only learn the country names but their shapes as well. I think these are the best geography puzzles I have ever seen.

Geo Puzzles

These puzzles are perfect for all kinds of learning: hands-on learning by feeling the shapes of the countries, seeing the relationships between bordering countries for visual learners, and then physically putting the pieces together for some great kinesthetic learning.

Geo Puzzles

These puzzles pieces are thick and durable for little hands but also labeled plainly for all ages (including this grown-up). The colorful design makes putting these puzzles together very appealing. The box says these puzzles are for ages 4 and up.  My teens learned a lot by putting these puzzles together but so did I!

Do you know all the countries that make up the former U.S.S.R.? Can you put all the countries of Africa together with no guessing? Are you sure about the countries of Latin America or Asia? If not, these GEO Puzzles will help build your family’s knowledge of the world we live in.

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The GEO Toys website has Teacher Resource Guides for each puzzle. These are multi-page pdf files that you can download with additional information and activities. The GEO Puzzles can be a valuable part of your history or geography curriculum. Learning will be fun and more like a game, a geographic game. {As of the 2023 update these no longer seem to be available.}

Geo Puzzles For An Entire World Study

Puzzles available for:


  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • Africa and Middle East
  • United States and Canada
  • World
  • Asia
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More Homeschool Geography Resources

This is a selection of Homeschool Geography Games that are a fun, hands-on way to learn about the United States of America & World Geography.
  • Homeschool Geography Games
  • Homeschool History with U.S. Geography through Literature
  • Trail Guide to U.S. Geography
  • Make Homeschool Geography Fun with Chalk Pastels
  • Around the World Art Activities for Kids

For more geography & history related posts, see: The Curriculum Choice History and Geography.

~ Originally published December 2013 – Written by Barb-Harmony Art Mom.

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Hands On, High School, Middle School Tagged With: Elementary, Geography, High School, middle school, updated by Heidi C, Written by Barb

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  1. sunny says

    May 16, 2016 at 12:24 pm

    Looks interesting, but the store link is not working for me. 🙁

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