Kansas Day Activities – State Fact & Symbol Pack
Memorize, Learn, Practice
Do you need to teach your kids the State of Kansas Facts?
Are you looking for a fun & educational way to celebrate Kansas Day?
This 120+ page State of Kansas Fact Pack is just what you need!
It includes several activities designed to help your students
- Memorize eleven state of Kansas facts!
- Learn about each Kansas fact!
- Practice the facts they have learned!
Your students will learn eleven facts about Kansas through the following activities:
- Posters
- Flashcards
- Word Wall Cards
- Informational Text Pages
- Comprehension Questions
- Practice Worksheets
- Hands-on Activities
- Writing Prompts
- Memory Match
- Fact Books
- Flip Book
Through a wide variety of activities, your students will learn the following ELEVEN FACTS about Kansas:
- The Kansas state bird is the Western Meadowlark.
- The Kansas state mammal is the American Bison.
- The Kansas state reptile is the Ornate Box Turtle.
- The Kansas state amphibian is the Barred Tiger Salamander.
- The Kansas state tree is the Cottonwood.
- The Kansas state flower is the Sunflower.
- The Kansas state insect is the Honeybee.
- The capital of Kansas is Topeka.
- The Kansas state motto is “To the stars through difficulty.”
- Kansas became the 34th state on January 29, 1861.
- Kansas is bordered by Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado.
Differentiate for YOU!
Pick and choose what you use! Do everything. Choose just a few. It’s up to you!
Differentiate for YOUR STUDENTS!
Different activities designed for different skill levels. Variety of reading/writing options included.