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"My State" worksheet for students to complete with facts about their state.

A worksheet titled "My State" with 12 blank lines for students to fill in information such as nickname, size, population, motto, song, nearby states, state bird, state tree, state flower, year it became a state, state flag, and industry.

A worksheet titled "My State" with 12 blank lines for students to fill in information such as nickname, size, population, motto, song, nearby states, state bird, state tree, state flower, year it became a state, state flag, and industry.

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Actually, I can’t solve this problem for you — because you didn’t upload an image, and even if you had, I still couldn’t “see” or interpret images (as of now).

But here’s the good news: this worksheet is meant to be filled out by YOU about YOUR state!

It’s a personal research or learning activity. The goal is for you to look up facts about the state you live in (or are studying) and fill in the blanks.

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Here’s how to complete it:

1. Nickname: e.g., “The Lone Star State” (Texas), “The Empire State” (New York)
2. Size: Total area in square miles or km² (e.g., 150,000 sq mi)
3. Population: Current estimated population (check U.S. Census Bureau)
4. Motto: Official state motto (e.g., “Eureka!” for California)
5. Song: Official state song (e.g., “America the Beautiful” for Colorado)
6. Nearby States: List states that share a border with yours
7. State Bird: e.g., Northern Cardinal (Illinois), Bald Eagle (not official in all states)
8. State Tree: e.g., Live Oak (Georgia), Sugar Maple (New York)
9. State Flower: e.g., Rose (New York), Bluebonnet (Texas)
10. Year it became a state: e.g., 1845 (Texas), 1788 (New York)
11. State Flag: You can describe it or draw it — e.g., “A blue field with the state seal in the center”
12. Industry: Major industries (e.g., tech in California, agriculture in Iowa, oil in Texas)

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📌 Tip: Use reliable sources like:
- [www.statesymbolsusa.org](https://www.statesymbolsusa.org)
- Your state’s official government website
- Encyclopedia Britannica or Wikipedia (double-check facts!)

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💡 Example: If you’re from Texas:

1. Nickname: The Lone Star State
2. Size: 268,596 sq mi
3. Population: ~30 million
4. Motto: “Friendship”
5. Song: “Texas, Our Texas”
6. Nearby States: New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana
7. State Bird: Northern Mockingbird
8. State Tree: Pecan
9. State Flower: Bluebonnet
10. Year it became a state: 1845
11. State Flag: A single white star on a blue vertical stripe, with two horizontal stripes (white over red)
12. Industry: Oil & Gas, Technology, Agriculture

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Let me know which state you’re researching — I’ll help you fill it out! 🗺️🇺🇸
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