Happy day to you!
Are you ready to learn some quick facts?
Have you ever visited Ohio before? Maybe you already live
there? Whatever it may be, you can learn some quick facts about Ohio right
here! Just keep on reading. Joey and Jinger love learning cool facts about each
of the different states in the United States. They would love me to share some
of those cool facts with you! Every Thursday, I will be posting quick facts
about each of the fifty states in the United States. The states will be done in
alphabetical (ABC) order! Last week we posted facts about North Dakota. This
week we are posting quick facts about Ohio. The countdown is on, only 15 more
states to blog about! Just fifteen more weeks to go… Yay!!
Did you know that Ohio was the seventeenth (17th)
state to join the union? Yes, that is correct! Ohio officially joined the union
on February 19, 1803! Ohio is located in the Midwestern region of the United
States. Ohio is bordered by five (5) states: Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Indiana, and Michigan. Ohio also shares a border with Canada. Ohio is the thirty-fourth
(34th) largest state in the United States. That means Ohio is one of
the medium sized states. There are about 11,780,017 people that live in the
state of Ohio. That is a lot of people.
Ohio famous person alert:
Did you know that Thomas Alva Edison was born in Milan, Ohio? Thomas
Alva Edison was a famous inventor. Thomas Alva Edison invented things like the
phonograph, electric light, and many other brilliant inventions. To learn more
about Thomas Alva Edison: CLICK HERE
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Share a cool fact about the state you live in?
Quick Facts about Ohio:
1. A few things Ohio is known for are: the Birthplace of
Aviation, Buckeye candy, and the Ohio River. A few of the nicknames for the
state of Ohio are: the Buckeye State, The Heart Of It All, and The Mother Of
Presidents. The Ohio state motto is “With God All Things Are Possible.” The Ohio
state motto was adopted on October 1, 1959. The abbreviation for Ohio is
OH.
2. The capital of Ohio is Columbus.
Columbus officially became the capital of Ohio in 1816. Columbus has an
estimated population of about 906,529 people.
3. The Ohio state bird is the Cardinal. The Cardinal was
chosen as the state bird for Ohio in 1933. The Ohio male Cardinal is a
beautiful bright red color with some black around its beak and on its wings.
The Cardinal is light pale brown grayish in color with some light red color on
its wings, head, and tail.
4. The Ohio official state flower is the Carnation also known as the Dianthus caryophyllus. The
Carnation is a perennial plant. The Carnation starts blooming during the spring
and summer months. The Carnation is a beautiful flower!! The Ohio Carnation became
the official state flower in 1904.
5. Ohio’s current state flag was officially adopted on May
9, 1902. Ohio’s state flag has a red, white, and blue background with a
triangle, circles, stripes, and seventeen stars on it. Ohio is the only state
to have a nonrectangular flag. The shape of the Ohio flag is triangular.
6. Some crops that are grown in Ohio are: apples, corn,
grapes, peaches, potatoes, strawberries, soybeans, and watermelon.
7. Some cool places to visit while in Ohio are: the Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame, the Cedar Point Amusement Park, and the Cincinnati Zoo
& Botanical Garden.
8. Some animals that live in Ohio are: bats, coyotes,
groundhogs, skunks, and white-tailed deer.
9. Ohio can get very hot and very cold depending on the
time of year. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Ohio was 113 degrees
Fahrenheit in Gallipolis, Ohio on July 21, 1934. The coldest temperature ever
recorded in Ohio was -39 degrees (39 degrees below zero) Fahrenheit in Milligan,
Ohio on February 10, 1899.
Share a cool fact about Ohio with us?
Get your free printable Ohio worksheet here:
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Visit my printables section for a wide selection of
worksheets and coloring sheets!
Books about Ohio:
1. B Is For Buckeye An Ohio Alphabet by Marcia Schonberg
2. It Happened in Ohio by Carol Cartaino
3. Trick or Treat in Ohio by Eric James
4. ABC Ohio by Adriane Doherty
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reading them to your child/children.
Tune in next week to learn some cool facts
about Oklahoma! Thanks a million for reading my post!! "Tell
me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn."—
Benjamin Franklin
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