A Wheel-y Impressive State
Illinois is home to the city of Chicago, where the world’s first “skyscrapers” were built. But it’s also where the world’s first Ferris wheel was
Illinois is home to the city of Chicago, where the world’s first “skyscrapers” were built. But it’s also where the world’s first Ferris wheel was
Nevada’s name means “snow-covered.” That’s funny, since it’s the driest state in America! The state gets only about 9 inches of rain all year, though
Today’s the perfect time to travel to Iowa, because it’s holding its big state fair! The Iowa State Fair is one of our country’s biggest and best-known.
Today we visit the only U.S. state with “West” in its name: West Virginia! There are no “East” states, but there are two pairs of
Montana is often called Big Sky Country. But it’s got big land, too – it’s our 4th-largest state. And on that land, you can find
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”
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