Celebrate National States and Capitals Day with a Texas Printable

September 22 is National States and Capitals Day!

As a Texas girl, I figured there was no better place to start than right here in the Lone Star State! 🤠⭐

National States and Capitals Day is a fun opportunity to learn more about the 50 states, their capitals, and the things that make each state unique.

So, I created a FREE Texas State Facts Printable that kids can use to learn a little more about Texas while practicing their state facts.

A colorful educational poster for a Texas state facts printable, featuring the text 'FREE PRINTABLE! TEXAS STATE FACTS PRINTABLE!' at the top. It includes prompts for information like state abbreviation, nickname, capital, and more, with a Texas outline and decorations featuring a bluebonnet flower.

🤠 What’s Included?

The printable includes some of the basic facts kids should know about Texas, including:

  • ⭐ Texas’ capital
  • 🤠 State nickname
  • 📅 When Texas became a state
  • 🌻 State flower
  • 🐦 State bird
  • 🐂 State mammal
  • 🌳 State tree
  • And more Texas facts!

It’s a simple activity that works great for homeschooling, classrooms, state reports, geography lessons, or just a fun afternoon learning about the Lone Star State.

Start With Texas!

Whether you’re working your way through all 50 states or you’re just looking for a fun Texas activity, this printable is an easy way to celebrate National States and Capitals Day.

And since I live in Texas, Texas had to be my first state! ❤️

⭐ Grab Your FREE Texas State Facts Printable!

[DOWNLOAD THE FREE TEXAS PRINTABLE HERE]

Print it, learn a few Texas facts, and then see how many you can remember!

Happy National States and Capitals Day!

Y’all come back now! 🤠

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