Geography True/False

This worksheet helps students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 review and strengthen their understanding of U.S. geography through true/false statements. Students read each fact carefully and determine whether it is accurate, drawing on knowledge of landforms, climates, rivers, regions, and national landmarks. The activity builds geographic literacy while encouraging critical evaluation of factual information.

Learning Goals

• U.S. Geography and Regions (Grades 4-6) – Demonstrate understanding of major physical and human geography features of the United States.
• Evaluating Statements for Accuracy – Practice fact-checking and careful reading of informational statements.
• Landforms and Ecosystems Knowledge – Apply earth science concepts related to deserts, mountains, rivers, and climates.
• Comprehension of Factual Information – Interpret and assess nonfiction statements accurately.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed by educators to support geography and informational reading standards.
• Quick Knowledge Check – Efficient format for review, warm-ups, or assessment.
• Encourages Critical Thinking – Students must evaluate accuracy rather than guess.
• Flexible Classroom Use – Works well for independent practice, small groups, review sessions, or test prep.

This printable worksheet helps students build confidence in geographic knowledge and critical thinking by evaluating true and false statements about the United States. By engaging with factual information across regions and landforms, learners strengthen comprehension, reasoning, and content-area literacy. It is a simple, no-prep resource for classroom and homeschool settings that supports geography instruction and analytical skills.

This worksheet is part of our United States Worksheets collection.