Maine Handwriting and Coloring Sheets

Are the kids interested in learning about the state of Maine? These Maine Handwriting and Coloring Sheets are perfect! This printable would go perfectly with our 50 states unit study as well.

These Maine handwriting worksheets and Maine coloring sheets are perfect for early learners and are so easy to print and use.

If you’re looking for worksheets about Maine for kids, don’t miss out on these coloring pages! Just print them out and let the kids have fun.

Don’t be afraid to expand on these learning worksheets as well. Take the time to teach the kids about the state bird, state flower, and state capital, too.

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Maine Handwriting and Coloring Sheets

These handwriting pages and coloring pages about Maine are going to be learning so much fun! The kids will love being able to write out the words and then color the pictures as well. This will work on their creative skills as well as their hand-eye coordination, too.

Resources to help you expand on this State:

Craft: Maine Crafts for Kids
Activity: Visiting Portland, Maine with Kids
Book: Maine State Books for Kids
STEM: Interactive STEM Globe
Art or Craft: United States of America Coloring Book

Why is Maine called the Pine Tree State?

This is because there are so many different pin forests that are located all over the state of Maine!

Wouldn’t it be a fun learning lesson to get out and see some of the pine trees? It’s also a super great way to lace up your hiking boots and get the kids out the door.

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Use the forest idea as a way to get the kids using their bodies after they’ve used their minds. If you live in Maine, visit the pine forest and see for yourself. And if you don’t live in Maine, do more research on pine trees and use that as a fun learning lesson. Teaching students to learn is so much fun.