Kansas day

Kansas was the 34th state to join the United States of America on January 29, 1861. The state was often overlooked by Europeans but in time these plain lands were found to be the perfect place for agriculture. Kansas has such a varied history and so much going for it. Check out these 15 knockout facts all about the state. #TheFactSite #Facts #Kansas #America #USA #US #UnitedStates #Travel #Homework #History

January 29 sees Kansas Day celebrated, and if you’re looking for some engaging activities focusing on “The Sunflower State,” you’ve come to the right place!

Kansas is full of amazing places for you to explore! Here are some of the top places to visit in Kansas: ✔️ Dodge City – a historic frontier town with plenty of western charm. ✔️ Wichita – a vibrant city with great restaurants, museums and entertainment. ✔️ Monument Rocks – an awe-inspiring natural formation that's perfect for stargazing. Take a trip to Kansas and experience all this beautiful state has to offer! #Kansas #USA #Tour #VisitKansas

Study the American Midwest with these fun Kansas crafts for kids to make!

Are you heading to Kansas on a family vacation or road trip? Here are the top ten things to do in Kansas with kids.

Print my Kansas facts coloring page and other printable activity sheets about Kansas instantly

Searching for fun and interesting facts on Kansas. Here are 20 must know facts about the great state of Kansas

FREE Pennsylvania Unit Study for grades 3-8 -- learn about the "Keystone State" with books, arts and crafts, recipes, and more!

If you’re a Kansas kindergarten teacher, you likely know that Kansas Day is coming up on January 29th. I grew up in Iowa and although we learned about Iowa symbols and history, I don’t recall taking a specific day to celebrate Iowa. But when I moved to Kansas and started teaching kindergarten, I realized that […]

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