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Nifty Fifty State Project 2012 Massachusetts-Nebraska
- 1. The Nifty Fifty State Project Mrs. Smith’s 3rd grade class 2012
- 2. Massachusetts Taylor 2012
- 3. Massachusetts Capital Boston Northeast Region
- 4. State Flower May Flower
- 6. Massachusetts State Nickname The Old Bay State
- 7. Major Crops The major crops of Massachusetts are cranberries and sweet corn.
- 8. Massachusetts Landforms They have one big mountain named The Great Hill and they have bays and inlets.
- 9. Historical Fact The pilgrims came to Massachusetts in the 1620s.
- 10. Historical Fact The Boston Tea Party happened in Massachusetts.
- 11. Massachusetts Special Information The state colors are blue and gold.
- 13. Minnesota Cameron 2012
- 14. Minnesota Capital St. Paul Midwest Region
- 15. State Flower The Pink and White Lady Slipper.
- 16. Minnesota State Bird Loon
- 17. Minnesota State Nickname The land of 10,000 lakes.
- 18. Minnesota Major Crops The major crops are corn, potatoes, and cabbage.
- 19. Minnesota Landforms The landforms are lakes, rivers, hills, and
- 20. Minnesota Historical Fact The Mississippi River begins at Itasca State Park.
- 21. Historical Fact Henry H. Sibley was Minnesota's first Governor.
- 22. Special Information Minnesota is the home of the Mall of America.
- 24. Mississippi Beecham 2012
- 25. Mississippi Capital Jackson Southeastern region
- 26. Mississippi State Flower Magnolia
- 28. Mississippi State Nickname The Magnolia State
- 29. Major Crops The major crops of Mississippi are rice, wheat, and
- 30. Landforms The major landforms of Mississippi are hills, Mississip pi River, and prairies.
- 31. Mississippi Historical Fact The president of Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, was a cotton picker.
- 32. Historical Fact The Civil War battle Vicksburg was fought in the marshes of Mississippi.
- 33. Special Information The first people came to Mississippi about 11,000 years ago.
- 35. Montana Jamir 2012
- 36. Montana State Capital Helena Northeast Region
- 37. Montana State Flower Bitterroot
- 38. Montana State Bird Western Meadow Lark
- 39. Treasure State ,Stubtoe State, and Bonanza State
- 41. Landforms
- 42. Historical Fact Montana became a state in 1889 and a part of the Great Plains in United States.
- 43. Historical Fact Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in Montana.
- 44. Special Information North Yellow Stone, one of the most popular national parks, is in Montana.
- 46. Nebraska Angel 2012
- 47. Nebraska Capital Lincoln (1867) Midwest Region
- 48. Nebraska State Flower Goldenrod
- 49. Nebraska State Bird Western Meadowlark
- 50. Nebraska State Nickname Cornhusker State, Beef State, and Treeplanters State
- 51. Major Crops The major crops of Nebraska are cattle, corn, hogs, soybeans, and wheat sorghum.
- 52. Landforms The landforms of Nebraska are plains, hills, Missouri River, Lake Of The Ozarks, Ozark Plateau, Osage River, Table Rock Lake, Clearwater Lake, Lake Wappapello, and Taum Sauk Mountain.
- 53. Historical Fact The Nebraska is Indian word that means ``river of the big canoes.”
- 54. Historical Fact Nebraska had some battles of the Civil War fought there.
- 55. Special Information The largest Mammoth skeleton was found in Nebraska. Another fact is that Nebraska has the number one Native American Chief in United States.