Road trip across the USA
Follow the clues from state to state on a daily mission, and work toward all 50.
Learn the 50 states and capitals on a road trip. Kids follow clues across the USA, name and spell each state and its capital, and earn cars for their garage along the way. Made for kids around 4th grade.


No price, no in-app purchases, no ads. Just open the page and play.
Kids start playing right away. Accounts and class codes are not required.
Runs in the browser on phones, tablets, Chromebooks and computers.
Each day there's a new mission across a region of the country. Kids crack clues, spell the answers, and drive on to the next state.
Follow the clues from state to state on a daily mission, and work toward all 50.
Name and spell each state, its capital and its abbreviation. Good practice for a US states unit.
Clues can be read aloud, and kids can turn on the mic to answer out loud instead of typing.
Coins earned on the trip unlock and upgrade cars in the garage.
A reward race against rivals. Drive through the right capital gate for a speed boost.
Join if you like, with no login and no codes. Players show up under a fun made-up name. Siblings can link with a family code.



Pitched at about a 4th grade level, when many kids learn the US states and capitals. Younger and older kids can play too.
Missions, coins, cars and a race make the practice feel like playing, not a worksheet.
No ads, no tracking and no account to create. Progress stays on your device.
Send one link. It opens in any modern browser, with no logins or class codes to manage.
The game does not collect personal information. Names, coins and progress are saved only in the browser on the device.
Yes. Race Across America is free to play, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
It's made for kids around 4th grade who are learning the US states and capitals, but anyone who wants to practice can play.
Yes. Kids name and spell each state, its capital and its abbreviation, and the Road Rally race uses capital gates too.
No. There's no login. The leaderboard is optional and also needs no login or code. Brothers and sisters can share a family code to see each other on a family board.
Phones, tablets and computers, including iPhone, iPad, Android and Chromebooks. It runs in the web browser, so there's nothing to install.
Race Across America was designed, built and is hosted by NorthCurrent Technologies, a small AI and software company in Minnesota.
NorthCurrent Technologies is an AI-native tech company that builds custom apps and websites and helps businesses put AI to work. Race Across America is a NorthCurrent project, built start to finish and hosted for free.
Free on any phone, tablet or computer. No login, no ads.