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Missouri

Step into the gateway of America’s westward expansion—Missouri! From launching pioneers into the frontier to fueling trade along the mighty Mississippi River, the “Show M

Wyoming

Mountains, geysers, and buffalo on the plains—Wyoming is frontier America at its finest! In this episode of Unboxed, USA, your elementary students will uncover the rugged

Arkansas

Walmart, President Bill Clinton, and the only diamonds mined in the U.S.—they all come from Arkansas! With nine clues and three guesses, can our young contestants figure

Utah

Home to the Delicate Arch, the Winter Olympics, and one of the world’s biggest saltwater lakes, Utah is full of stunning landscapes and rich history. Can your elementary

Indiana

What do “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too,” Studebaker cars, and the Wabash River have in common? Kids unbox clues to discover the story of Indiana—the 19th state to join the Uni

North Dakota

Wheat, soybeans, and half of America’s sunflowers—all grow in flat North Dakota, the “Peace Garden State.” Your elementary students will learn about North Dakota's rich f

South Carolina

What do a palmetto tree, a British attack, and a mysterious island of monkeys have in common? They’re all part of South Carolina’s rich history! As the eighth state to ra

Idaho

From a gold rush in the 1860s to breathtaking waterfalls, Idaho truly lives up to its nickname, the "Gem State." In this episode, your elementary students will discover I

Arizona

What do cattle, copper mining, and a hot, dry climate have in common? They all played a huge role in Arizona’s history as a state! From national landmarks to Navajo and A

Maryland

Blue crab? The navy? Old battle sites? Maryland’s location on the East Coast (near Washington, D.C., and between the northern and southern states that fought during the C

Illinois

What facts can elementary students learn about Illinois from a top hat, jars of water, and pizza? Learn to appreciate the uniqueness of the Prairie State from the mystery

New Hampshire

One of the original 13 colonies, this small state on the East Coast has the motto “Live Free or Die.” Your elementary students will learn to appreciate the state of New H

Oklahoma

The state of Oklahoma is more than just Route 66 and rolling plains. It has a rich history involving Spanish exploration, Native American tribes, and the Dust Bowl. Can y

Rhode Island

What do a wooden cross, the number 13, and a clown nose all mean to the state of Rhode Island? Your elementary students will laugh and learn as they play along with fun c

Texas

Did you know that Texas—a land of Native American tribes and cowboys—technically became a state twice? Your elementary students will learn to appreciate the unique histor

Georgia

A state that once was part of the Confederacy, the state of Georgia today is the top producer of broiler chickens in the United States and houses the headquarters of a ve

Ohio

Underground Railroad escape routes, thousands of farms, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame—this mystery state is a land of exploration, industry, and cultural history. Your

Washington

Named after a U.S. president and home to America’s oldest public market, this mystery state was the 42nd to join the Union. Elementary school students can play along with

Washington

Named after a U.S. president and home to America’s oldest public market, this mystery state was the 42nd to join the Union. Elementary school students can play along with

Minnesota

With a capital once called “The Flour Mill Capital of the World,” this state is known for its many lakes, ice hockey, and the Mall of America. Can your kids guess this my