State Symbols
The state stone is the ________________.
Petoskey Stone
Michigan's two largest cities are _____________.
Detroit and Grand Rapids
This peninsula has the most snowfall.
Upper Peninsula
This is the color of the background of the Michigan flag.
Dark Blue
The state tree is the __________________.
White Pine
The highest place in Michigan is ______________.
Mt. Arvon
This peninsula has more and bigger cities.
Lower Peninsula
This is in the middle of the state flag.
The state seal
The state flower is the _______________.
Apple Blossom
These 4 Great Lakes touch Michigan.
Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Erie.
This peninsula has more mountains.
Upper Peninsula
These 2 animals are on the state seal.
moose and elk
Michigan's state nicknames are _________________.
The Wolverine State OR The Great Lakes State.
Michigan's longest river is ___________________.
The Grand River
This peninsula has copper and iron.
Upper
This is the state motto, which was first written in Latin.
If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you.
The state bird is the _____________.
robin
These three states touch Michigan.
Indiana, Ohio and Wisconsin
This peninsula has low land for farming and a longer growing season.
Lower Peninsula
Name a region that Michigan is part of.
The Great Lakes Region AND the Midwest Region.