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This worksheet is about the state shown in the map outline: Alaska.
Let’s fill it out step by step with correct, simple facts suitable for a student.
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THE GREAT STATE OF → Alaska
State Nickname → The Last Frontier
*(Also sometimes called “Land of the Midnight Sun” — but “The Last Frontier” is the official one.)*
State Capital → Juneau
State Motto → North to the Future
Bordering States → None!
*(Alaska does not touch any other U.S. state. It’s separated by Canada and ocean. So write: “None” or “No bordering states.”)*
Color your state red, neighboring states green... → Since Alaska has no neighboring U.S. states, just color Alaska red. You can leave the rest blank or color them differently as instructed.
The governor of the state is: → As of 2026, the Governor of Alaska is Mike Dunleavy.
*(Note: Governors can change after elections. But since our knowledge cutoff is 2026 and current date is May 20, 2026, Mike Dunleavy is still governor unless an election changed it — which it hasn’t yet in this timeline.)*
Is famous for:
1. Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
2. Glaciers and ice fields
3. Wildlife like bears, moose, and whales
*(You can pick any 3 things Alaska is known for. These are easy and common answers.)*
Interesting Facts:
- Largest state in the U.S. by area
- Has more than half of all glaciers in North America
- Was purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million (“Seward’s Folly”)
*(Pick 1–3 short facts. Keep them simple.)*
State Flag → Blue field with Big Dipper and North Star (Polaris).
*(Draw or describe: dark blue background, seven stars forming the Big Dipper, and one bright star above representing Polaris.)*
State Bird → Willow Ptarmigan
*(It changes color with seasons — white in winter, brown in summer.)*
State Tree → Sitka Spruce
State Flower → Forget-me-not
*(Small blue flower with yellow center.)*
State License Plate → Usually says “The Great Land” or “Last Frontier” at the top, and may show mountains, wildlife, or northern lights.
*(Since you’re drawing, sketch a rectangle with “ALASKA” on top, maybe a mountain or bear image, and “The Last Frontier” at bottom.)*
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Final Answer:
THE GREAT STATE OF: Alaska
State Nickname: The Last Frontier
State Capital: Juneau
State Motto: North to the Future
Bordering States: None
Governor: Mike Dunleavy
Is famous for: Northern Lights, Glaciers, Bears
Interesting Facts: Largest U.S. state; bought from Russia in 1867; has most glaciers in North America
State Flag: Blue with Big Dipper and North Star
State Bird: Willow Ptarmigan
State Tree: Sitka Spruce
State Flower: Forget-me-not
State License Plate: Draw rectangle with “ALASKA”, “The Last Frontier”, and mountain/bear image
Let’s fill it out step by step with correct, simple facts suitable for a student.
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THE GREAT STATE OF → Alaska
State Nickname → The Last Frontier
*(Also sometimes called “Land of the Midnight Sun” — but “The Last Frontier” is the official one.)*
State Capital → Juneau
State Motto → North to the Future
Bordering States → None!
*(Alaska does not touch any other U.S. state. It’s separated by Canada and ocean. So write: “None” or “No bordering states.”)*
Color your state red, neighboring states green... → Since Alaska has no neighboring U.S. states, just color Alaska red. You can leave the rest blank or color them differently as instructed.
The governor of the state is: → As of 2026, the Governor of Alaska is Mike Dunleavy.
*(Note: Governors can change after elections. But since our knowledge cutoff is 2026 and current date is May 20, 2026, Mike Dunleavy is still governor unless an election changed it — which it hasn’t yet in this timeline.)*
Is famous for:
1. Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis)
2. Glaciers and ice fields
3. Wildlife like bears, moose, and whales
*(You can pick any 3 things Alaska is known for. These are easy and common answers.)*
Interesting Facts:
- Largest state in the U.S. by area
- Has more than half of all glaciers in North America
- Was purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million (“Seward’s Folly”)
*(Pick 1–3 short facts. Keep them simple.)*
State Flag → Blue field with Big Dipper and North Star (Polaris).
*(Draw or describe: dark blue background, seven stars forming the Big Dipper, and one bright star above representing Polaris.)*
State Bird → Willow Ptarmigan
*(It changes color with seasons — white in winter, brown in summer.)*
State Tree → Sitka Spruce
State Flower → Forget-me-not
*(Small blue flower with yellow center.)*
State License Plate → Usually says “The Great Land” or “Last Frontier” at the top, and may show mountains, wildlife, or northern lights.
*(Since you’re drawing, sketch a rectangle with “ALASKA” on top, maybe a mountain or bear image, and “The Last Frontier” at bottom.)*
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Final Answer:
THE GREAT STATE OF: Alaska
State Nickname: The Last Frontier
State Capital: Juneau
State Motto: North to the Future
Bordering States: None
Governor: Mike Dunleavy
Is famous for: Northern Lights, Glaciers, Bears
Interesting Facts: Largest U.S. state; bought from Russia in 1867; has most glaciers in North America
State Flag: Blue with Big Dipper and North Star
State Bird: Willow Ptarmigan
State Tree: Sitka Spruce
State Flower: Forget-me-not
State License Plate: Draw rectangle with “ALASKA”, “The Last Frontier”, and mountain/bear image
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