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Arizona Series

Arizona Symbols

Printable Worksheet Booklet (Print Portrait)

Seal of Arizona

Name________________________________________

Directions: Circle Yes or No to answer the questions below.

Is this the seal for Arizona?

Yes No

2. Do you see a miner on the seal?

Yes No

3. Do you see a dog on the seal?

Yes No

4. Do you see mountains on the seal?

Yes No

AZ Flag

Name ______________________________ ____ Fact: The red and yellow rays on the flag symbolize Arizona’s sunsets. The copper star is a symbol for copper mining in Arizona.

Directions:

1. Have you ever seen Arizona’s flag? _______ 2. Color the rays yellow and red. 3. Color the bottom of the flag blue. 4. Color the star the color of copper. 5. Write the word “flag” on the line below.

_____________________________________________________

Summary Level 1

Name _________________________

Directions:

1. Cut out each box below. 2. Paste each box into the correct space.

Every state has a _________________.

Every state has a _______________.

license plate

seal

flag

Summary Level 2

Name ______________________________ ____

Directions:

1. Cut out each box below. 2. Paste each box into the correct space.

Every state has a ________________.

Every state has a _______________.

Every state has a _________________.

flag

license plate

seal

Summary Level 3

Name ______________________________ ____

Directions:

1. Cut out each box below. 2. Paste each box into the correct space.

1. Every state has a _________________.

2. Every state has a _________________.

3. Every state has a _________________.

4. Every state has a slogan. Arizona’s is the

________________________________ state.

Grand Canyon

flag

seal

license plate

Summary L3 Plus

Name _________________________

Directions: Use the words below to write about Symbols.

Arizona

flag

seal

license plate

slogan

Grand Canyon State

symbol

Bird Body Parts L1

Name________________________________________

Directions: Play a game where students circle the body part that is called out or pointed to (See book page 4) (Suggestions: beak, feathers, eye, feet, wings).

Bird Body Parts L2

Name________________________________________

Fact: The Arizona state bird is the cactus wren. Birds have body parts like people do.

Directions: Cut out the body part and paste it on the line next to the body part of the bird.

wing

eye

beak

Bird Body Parts L3

Name________________________________________

Fact: The Arizona state bird is the cactus wren.

Directions: Use the word bank to label the body parts of the bird.

Word Bank

beak eye tail head wing

Saguaro Cactus

Name ______________________________ ____

Fact: The Saguaro cactus blossom is Arizona’s state flower. The flowers are white and bloom in the spring.

Directions:

1. Have you ever seen a saguaro cactus blossom? _______ 2. Color the saguaro cactus green. 3. Draw 3 blossoms on the the saguaro cactus. 4. Write the name “saguaro cactus” on the line below.

_____________________________________________________

Palo Verde Tree

Name________________________________________

Fact: Palo verde trees have green bark and a lot of little yellow flowers.

Directions:

1. Use a marker to color the bark of the Palo Verde tree green. 2. Color flowers on the tree. Use a yellow marker to make a lot of small yellow dots on the branches. 3. Have you ever seen a palo verde tree in Arizona? ______

Nocturnal

Name________________________________________

Fact: The ringtail is nocturnal. He is awake at night. The ringtail sleeps in the day.

Directions: Cut out the pictures of ringtails below. If the ringtail is awake is it night or day? Glue each ringtail in the correct column.

Night

Day

Summary

Name ______________________________

Use the words below to write about the copper.

mine

copper Arizona

metal

miner

pipes

sea

symbol

Vocabulary L3

Name ____________________________ ___ Directions: Use the word bank to fill in the blanks.

nocturnal– awake at night Grand Canyon State – Arizona’s slogan gemstone – stone used to make jewelry bloom – when a flower opens

1. When a flower opens it is a ________________________.

2. Arizona’s slogan is the ____________________________.

3. A stone used to make jewelry is a _______________________.

4. An animal that is awake at night is _____________________________.

Classification

Name ________________________

Directions: 1.

Circle each picture of a butterfly. Put an “X” on each picture that is not.

Supplemental Activity: 1.

Cut out each butterfly.

2. Glue pictures of each butterfly on a sheet of paper.

Two-Tailed Swallowtail

Name ______________________________ ____

Fact: The two-tailed swallowtail is Arizona’s state butterfly. It is very beautiful. Butterflies pollinate flowers.

Directions:

1. Have you ever seen a two-tailed swallowtail butterfly? _______

2. Color the butterflies yellow.

3. Write “two butterflies” on the line below.

_____________________________________________________

Arizona Tree Frog

Name ______________________________ ____ Fact: The Arizona tree frog is Arizona’s state amphibian. Amphibians lay eggs in the water. This type of frog is very small. They grow between about 1-2 inches long!

Directions:

1. Have you ever seen an Arizona tree frog? _______

2. Color the tree frogs green.

3. Get a ruler and draw a line that is two inches. That is how big the biggest tree frogs are.

_____________________________________________________

Frog Body Parts L1

Name ______________________________ ____ Fact: The Arizona tree frog is Arizona’s state amphibian.

Directions:

Play a game where students circle the body part that is called out or pointed to (See book page 11) (Suggestions: Head, eye, legs, belly)

_____________________________________________________

Frog Body Parts L 2

Name ______________________________ ____ Fact: The Arizona tree frog is Arizona’s state amphibian.

Directions: Cut out the body part and paste it on the line to the body part of the frog.

leg

eye

head

Frog Body Parts L3

Name ______________________________ ____ Fact: The Arizona tree frog is Arizona’s state amphibian.

Use the word bank to label the body parts of the frog.

Directions:

Word Bank

eye leg head webbed feet mouth

Rattlesnake

Name ______________________________ ____

Fact: The ridge-nosed rattlesnake is Arizona’s state reptile. If you hear a rattlesnake rattle its tail, move back away from it slowly so you don’t scare it.

Directions:

1. Have you ever seen a rattlesnake? _______

2. Color the rattlesnake brown.

3. Write the word “rattlesnake” on the line below.

_____________________________________________________

Vocabulary L1

Name _________________________

Directions: Circle the picture that matches the first picture in the row.

Multiple Choice

Name _________________________

Directions: Circle the correct answer. Use the book if you need to find an answer. The page number is next to the question.

1) What is Arizona’s slogan? (Pg. 3) A: Mountain State B: Sunshine State C: Grand Canyon State

2) When does the cactus flower blossom bloom? (Pg. 5) A: spring B: winter C: summer

3) What is Arizona’s state metal? (Pg. 8) A: silver B: copper C: gold

4) What is Arizona’s state gemstone? (Pg. 9) A: saphire

B: ruby C: turquoise

5) What is Arizona’s state reptile? (Pg. 12) A: lizard B: rattlesnake C: alligator

Sentence Scramble

Name _________________________

Directions: Unscramble the words to make a sentence. The word(s) in bold is the first word(s) in the sentence.

The cactus wren a is bird

_________________________________________

The palo verde tree is a

_________________________________________

The rattlesnake rattles tail its

_________________________________________

The Arizona tree frog an amphibian is

_________________________________________

Summary L 3+

Name ______________________________

Use the words below to write about the Arizona.

Grand Canyon State

cactus wren

saguaro cactus blossom

ringtail

turquoise

tree frog

ridge nosed rattlesnake

sea

symbol

Heads or Tails?

Name ________________________________

Directions: Write the name of each player in the boxes below. Play Heads or Tails with a quarter. Put a tally mark in the column of the winner.

Job

Book Exam

Name _________________________

Directions: After the first question is answered, use your main idea cards to answer the additional questions.

What do you know about Arizona Symbols? _______________________

________________________________________________________

What is Arizona’s slogan? _________________________________.

What is Arizona’s state bird? _____________________.

What is Arizona’s state reptile? ________________________________.

What is Arizona’s state tree? _______________________.

What is Arizona’s state metal? ________________________________.

What is Arizona’s state gemstone? ___________________________.

What is Arizona’s state mammal? _______________________________.

What is Arizona’s state butterfly? ______________________________.

Capitalization

Name ________________________________

Rule: Always capitalize the name of a state.

Directions:

1. Capitalize the first letter of Arizona 2. Rewrite each sentence.

EXAMPLE: Tomas lives in arizona.

Rattlesnakes are in Arizona. 1. The state bird for arizona is the cactus wren. _________________________________________

2. Turquoise is the gemstone for arizona.

_________________________________________

3. The Grand Canyon is in arizona.

_________________________________________

4. The state of arizona is warm.

__________________________________________

5. There are rattle snakes in arizona.

_______________________________________

Fill in the Blank

Name ___________________________________

Use the words in the Word Bank to fill in the blank .

cactus wren ringtail Grand Canyon State rattlesnake blossom

1. Arizona’s slogan is the ______________________________. (page 3 )

2. Arizona’s state bird is the _____________________. (Page 4)

3. Arizona’s state flower is the saguaro cactus_________________. (page 5)

4. Arizona’s state mammal is the _________________________. (page 7)

5. Arizona’s state reptile is the ridge-nosed _______________________. (page 12)

Grammar

Name ________________________________

Directions:

1. Fill in the space with the word is. 2. Rewrite the sentence. 3. Read each sentence out loud .

1. The palo verde tree _____ Arizona’s state tree. _____________________________________________

2. The saguaro cactus blossom _____ Arizona’s state flower.

_____________________________________________

3. Arizona’s nickname _____ the Grand Canyon State.

_____________________________________________

4. The ringtail _____ Arizona’s state mammal.

_____________________________________________

5. Copper _______ found in rocks.

_________________________________________

6. Turquoise _______ Arizona’s state gemstone.

_________________________________________

Vocabulary L3 Assessment

Name _______________________

Directions: Draw a line from the definition to the matching word.

gemstone

awake at night

when a flower opens

Grand Canyon State

nocturnal

stone used to make jewelry

bloom

Arizona’s slogan

WH Level 1

Name _________________________

Directions: Glue the picture card into the correct box.

What

cactus wren

rattlesnake

Where

When

Arizona

night

WH Level 2

Name _________________________

Directions: Glue the picture card into the correct box.

What

What is Arizona’s state bird?

What is Arizona’s state reptile?

cactus wren

rattlesnake

Where Where do a lot of cactus wren live?

When

When are ringtails awake?

Arizona

at night

Arizona

rattlesnake

cactus wren

at night

WH Level 3

Name _________________________

Directions: Glue the picture card into the correct box.

What

Who is Arizona’s state bird?

What is Arizona’s state reptile?

Where Where do a lot of cactus wren live?

When

When are ringtails awake?

Job

WH questions

Name _______________________________________

Directions: Use the words in the text box to answer the questions below.

When – time or date

What – a thing

Where – a place

Who – a person or people

at night rattlesnake Arizona cactus wren

What is Arizona’s state bird? ________________________.

Where do cactus wrens live? __________________________.

When are ringtails awake? _____________________.

What is Arizona’s state reptile? _________________________________.

Short Answer

Name _________________________

Directions: 1. Fill in the blanks with the word in bold. 2. Rewrite the sentence.

This is a saguaro.

This is a ____________________________.

___________________________________

This is a rattlesnake.

This is a ____________________________.

___________________________________

This is a frog.

This is a ____________________________.

___________________________________

Vocabulary L1

Name _________________________

Directions: Circle the picture that matches the first picture in the row.

Main Idea Cards

Each card represents the main idea for a page in the book. Use these to study content topics with the book. Match each word with a page in book. To engage, play games with the cards. Discuss the word as it relates to the info. on each page.

flag

seal

Grand Canyon State

cactus wren

saguaro cactus blossom

palo verde

ringtail

copper

two-tailed swallowtail

turquoise

Arizona tree frog

ridge-nosed rattlesnake

quarter

Vocabulary Flashcards

1. Cut out flashcards 2. Play games matching words with the definition.

picture that means something

symbol

slogan

another name

when a flower opens

bloom

nocturnal

awake at night

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