50 States – Page 3 – Bedtime Math

Today we visit New Hampshire, the only state in New England that’s actually named after a place in England. This beautiful state has been ranked

Well, you can eat tiny flakes of actual gold. But if you want to eat a lot of gold without hurting your tummy or wallet,

Colorado turns 143 years old today. That’s worth a high five – or a mile-high five! Denver (Colorado’s capital) is nicknamed “The Mile High City”

Utah looks like Wyoming took a bite out of it, but this state doesn’t cut corners. Lots of fantastic firsts come from this state, like

It’s more than 100 years old, but New Mexico is still newer than (New) Hampshire, Jersey, and York. And the people of New Mexico have

If you like to play hide ‘n’ seek, you already know this state’s name. That’s because we count out “One Mississippi, two Mississippi…” to give

Today’s state is famous for a couple of very different things. It was in North Carolina in 1903 that brothers Orville and Wilbur Wright strung

On this day in 1788, New York became the 11th state in the United States. New York is famous mostly because of New York City, which has

It’s the only state named after a president…but George Washington was known for a cherry tree, and Washington state is all about apples. What’s that

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