Print the United States Map and color each state as you study it. Keep map at the front of your notebook for use with each state.
Print the State Information Sheet and fill in the information as you find it.
Print the Kansas State Map and fill in the state capital, large cities and state attractions that you find.
Answer the following questions on lined paper in complete sentences.
- State Capital What is the capital?
- State Flag What lies above the state seal?
- State Flower What is the state flower?
- State Reptile When was this reptile chosen as the state reptile?
- State Animal How much does this animal weigh?
- State Bird What is the coloring of the state bird?
- State Tree What is the state tree?
- State Insect What makes this insect economically valuable?
- State Song Who wrote the state song?
- State Seal What does the rising sun represent?
- State Motto What is the state motto and what does it mean?
Kansas Printable Pages - Learn more about Kansas with these printable worksheets and coloring pages.
Kansas State Symbols Quiz How much do you remember?
Fun in the Kitchen - Nearly one-fifth of all wheat grown in the United States is grown in Kansas. This is why it is called the "Wheat State" and "Breadbasket of the World."
Did You Know... List two interesting facts.
Kansas State Historical Society:
- Match the Sunflowers - Print and draw a line between the matching sunflowers.
- Coloring Page - Color the state flower.
- Flag Activity Sheet - Make a state flag.
- Kansas Symbols Fact Sheet - Read each question and write the answer on the line.
- Kansas State Symbols Cards - Use these cards to play sorting or memory games.
- Kids Coloring Pages - Coloring pages from Kansas State Historical Society.
- Tumbling Prairie Dogs - Have fun making and racing these little Kansas critters!
- 9 Men's Morris - Play this Civil War game.
- President Lincoln's Hat - Make this hat-shaped book (inside pages)
- Junior Detective Game
From Sea to Prairie - A Primer of Kansas Geology.
The Story of the Sunflower: Pages 1 - 4; Pages 5 - 8
The Topeka Zoo - Check out the world famous Topeka Zoo.
From the Secretary of State:
It takes 3 years to make a hamburger! - Find out what it takes to make that burger possible.
Wheat Mania! - Hang out with Wacky Wheat and enjoy your adventure!
Rolling Hills Refuge Wildlife Conservation Center - Home to over 80 species of animals, learn more about them.
Odd Kansas Law: It was illegal to exhibit the eating of snakes.
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