Social Studies Grade 2-3

Social Studies: My State Capital City Bird and Flag

Learning about the place where you live

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Learning about the place where you live

Social Studies - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each problem carefully. Use a map, book, or trusted classroom resource if you need help. Write complete answers.
  1. 1

    Write the name of your state in a complete sentence.

  2. 2
    A state capitol building with a dome in a city setting.

    Write the name of your state capital city in a complete sentence.

  3. 3

    Write the name of the city or town where you live, or the city or town closest to your home.

  4. 4

    Tell whether your city or town is the same as your state capital city. Write one complete sentence.

  5. 5
    A blank United States map with state borders, a pencil, and a location pin.

    Draw or label your state on a map of the United States. Then write one sentence telling where your state is located, such as north, south, east, west, or middle.

  6. 6
    A colorful bird perched on a branch.

    Write the name of your state bird in a complete sentence.

  7. 7
    A detailed bird showing colorful feathers, beak, wings, and tail.

    Describe your state bird. Write about its colors, size, or another feature.

  8. 8
    Several colorful flags with simple shapes and patterns.

    Write the main colors on your state flag.

  9. 9
    A flag with simple symbols such as a star, sun, bird, mountain, and flower.

    Choose one symbol, shape, word, or picture on your state flag. Write what it shows.

  10. 10

    Complete this sentence: My state is known for __________.

  11. 11
    A blank fact chart with icons for a map, capitol building, town, bird, and flag.

    Fill in the chart with facts about your state: state name, capital city, your city or town, state bird, and state flag colors.

  12. 12

    Write one reason people use state symbols like birds and flags.

  13. 13
    A visitor with a suitcase near a state capitol building.

    Imagine a visitor is coming to your state. Write one sentence telling the visitor about your capital city.

  14. 14
    A blank state postcard template with icons of a map, capitol building, bird, and flag.

    Draw a small postcard for your state. Include the state name, capital city, state bird, and state flag. Then write one sentence about your postcard.

  15. 15

    Write two facts you learned about your state.

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