Kansas Facts and Symbols
by Kathleen W. Deady

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Kentucky Facts and Symbols

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Kansas Facts and Symbols

by Kathleen W. Deady

Published by Capstone Press

(Bridgestone Books,

The States and Their Symbols Series)

Fall 2000

ISBN: 0-7368-0638-5

Hardcover

24 pages

Reading level grade 2-3

Interest level grades 2-5

Did you know?

The name Kansas comes from the
native American word KaNze, 
meaning "people of the south wind."

 The western meadowlark, the
Kansas state bird, sounds like
a flute when it sings.

Read these fun facts and lots
  more about Kansas and its symbols, 
  including the state flag, tree, animal,
amphibian, reptile, insect, and
the state song.

  For more information: click here

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