The document provides information to help students identify the 50 U.S. states based on their nickname, shape, and capital city. It lists each state's nickname, shape, and capital in a table format. The information is sourced from two websites about U.S. state nicknames and capital cities.

1. Name that State!
By: Jordan Nichols

2. • The third graders will be able
to correctly identify each of
the 50 states from the given
information
-The shape of the state
-The capital of each state
-Nickname of that state

3. -“The Yellowhammer -”The Last
State” Frontier”
-State capital -State capital:
Montgomery Juneau

4. -The Natural State
-The Grand Canyon State
-State Capital: Little
-State Capital: Phoenix
Rock

5. -The Golden State -Centennial State
-State Capital: Sacramento -State Capital: Denver

6. -Constitution State -The First State
-State Capital: Hartford -State Capital: Dover

7. -Sunshine State -Peach State
-State Capital: Tallahassee -State capital: Atlanta

8. -Aloha State -Gem State
-State Capital: Honolulu -State capital: Boise

9. -Prairie State -Hoosier State
-State Capital: Springfield -State Capital: Indianapolis

10. -Hawkeye State -Sunflower State
-State Capital: Des Moines -State Capital: Topeka

11. -Bluegrass State -Pelican State
-State Capital: Frankfort -State Capital: Baton
Rouge

12. -Pine Tree State -Old line State
-State Capital: Augusta -State Capital: Annapolis

13. -Bay State -The Wolverine State
-State Capital: Boston -State Capital: Lansing

14. -The North Star State -The Magnolia State
-State Capital: St. Paul -State Capital: Jackson

15. -The Sooner State
-State Capital: Oklahoma City

16. http://www.50states.com/bio/nickname5.htm
http://www.apples4theteacher.com/usa-
states/capitals.html