State Nicknames
The Sunshine State
Florida
This fast-food company is famous for its golden arches and Big Mac sandwiches.
McDonald's
This famous monument in South Dakota features the faces of four American presidents
Mt. Rushmore
Families often gather in November for this holiday
Thanksgiving
Children put a lost tooth under their pillow and hope this visitor leaves money.
Tooth Fairy
The Peach State
Georgia
This company is famous for Mickey Mouse, theme parks, and animated movies.
Disney
This giant statue in New York Harbor was a gift from France and represents freedom.
Statue of Liberty
Americans celebrate this July holiday with fireworks, parades, and cookouts.
4th of July
This springtime visitor hides colorful eggs and brings baskets filled with candy.
Easter Bunny
The state outline is referred to as "The Boot"
Louisiana
This company makes a famous soft drink sold in red cans and bottles.
Coca-Cola
This national memorial in Washington, D.C., honors the 16th president and features a large seated statue
Lincoln Memorial
Children dress up in costumes and go door-to-door asking for candy
Halloween/Trick or treating
This jolly man in a red suit delivers presents to children on Christmas Eve.
Santa Clause
The Land of 10,000 Lakes.
Minnesota
This company operates large stores where people can buy groceries, clothing, toys, and household items
Wal-Mart
This enormous canyon in Arizona was carved over millions of years by a winding river.
The Grand Canyon
This annual sporting event is played in February and is famous for its halftime show and commercials.
Superbowl
This winged character is associated with Valentine's Day and is often pictured carrying a bow and arrows.
Cupid
The Garden State
New Jersey
This American company started in Michigan and became famous for its Model T automobile
Ford
This famous bell in Philadelphia has a crack and is a symbol of American independence.
The Liberty Bell
On the last Monday in May, Americans honor military members.
Memorial Day
This winter character is said to create frost and icy patterns on windows during cold weather.
Jack Frost