North America is the third largest continent, and is home to over 500 million people living in 24 countries. Explore more about the countries of North America below.
Canada
- For an overview of Canada, visit National Geographic Kids
- Learn how kids celebrate Canada Day by watching this video.
- Read more about the Canada Goose.
Costa Rica
- For an overview of Costa Rica, visit National Geographic Kids.
- Learn fast facts about Costa Rica with Little Passports.
- Enjoy this tranquil virtual Costa Rican vacation.
Guatemala
- To learn fun facts about Guatemala, visit National Geographic Kids
- Explore beautiful photos of Guatemala with Little Passports.
- Enjoy this video demonstration of Mayan weaving in Guatemala.
Jamaica
- For an overview of Jamaica, visit National Geographic Kids
- Learn fast facts about Jamaica and the Carribean with Little Passports.
- Enjoy this Jamaican Folk Dance performed by Taratibu.
- Explore the Dancehall Swagger and Stacks of Attitude Exhibit.
Mexico
- For an overview of Mexico, visit National Geographic Kids.
- Visit Little Passports to learn more about the music, landscape, and language of Mexico.
- Watch a short video from JrMojo to learn Fantastic Facts about Mexico
- Learn more about the lively Mexican celebration, Dia De Los Muertos.
- Love Animals? Learn more about Mexican axolotl salamanders
- Listen to Mexican Music performed by Kaia Kids Around the World
- Visit the Frida Kahlo Museum.
Trinidad and Tobago
- Learn more about the history of Trinidad and Tobago.
- Where is Trinidad and Tobago? Watch this video to find out!
- Enjoy this video of children celebrating Carnival in Trinidad.
USA
- For an overview of the United States, visit National Geographic Kids
- Watch a short video from JrMojo to learn Fantastic Facts about The USA
- Explore all 50 states and US Territories with National Geographic Kids
- Take this quiz to determine which US president most matches your personality.
- Explore the many exhibits on display at the Guggenheim Museum.
- Visit the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.
- Admire the High Museum’s Photos of the Civil Rights Movement exhibit.