Indiana State Fact File Worksheets

These Indiana State Fact File Worksheets are the perfect worksheets to help you and your child record many facts about the state of Indiana. When doing your 50 states unit study this year, you can keep a complete notebook about the entire United States.

Did you know? The first long-distance auto race in the U. S. was held May 30, 1911, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The winner averaged 75 miles an hour and won a 1st place prize of $14,000. Today the average speed is over 167 miles an hour and the prize is more than $1.2 million.

Facts about Indiana for Kids - symbols, capital, flag, and more

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Indiana State Fact File Worksheets

The sheets include places to record things like:

Capital
Abbreviation
Population
Year of Statehood
State Symbols
… and more!

I have homeschooled a few of my kids through upper elementary school. One thing I found when homeschooling them, is that the lack of 50 States Unit Studies is a huge problem. I have found tons of coloring pages and word finds, but nothing concrete on really learning about the history, special people, significant events, and typical industries! So, I created it!

Collage of Indiana-themed educational printables, including Indiana State Fact File Worksheets with maps, a word search, facts about Indiana, and the state quarter. The printables are titled Indiana Unit Study and consist of 14 pages.

These two worksheets are part of a 14 page workbook! The Indiana State Unit Study is a perfect week-long study about the first state! You and your child will learn so many interesting facts, people, and events about Indiana by completing the entire study that your children will beg for more and more information! This is the perfect guide to Indiana history for kids!

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In addition to the state study homeschool curriculum, I am creating tons of State Study Guide resources to help you round out your child’s United States education.

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