8. I have the most kids under age ten.
9. I have the most tornadoes.
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Don't Know Much About The 50 States

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Thirteen stripes . . .Fifty stars . . . And hundreds of AMAZING facts about the U.S.A.!

Can you guess the names of the ten states below?

1. I have the highest waterfalls in North America.

2. I am the smallest state.

3. I am the largest state.

4. I have produced the most presidents of the United States.

5. I was the first to become a state.

6. I was the last to become a state.

7. I have the Gateway to America.

8. I have the most kids under age ten.

9. I have the most tornadoes.

10. I am home to America's most popular vacation spot.


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    My grandson is a history buff and I think it would be fun to find out things about the states that aren't given all the time.

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