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NCpedia Educational & Fun Activities

 

Plot Hound Coloring Page  NC Fun Stories Origami BookPicture of Blackbeard. Link to NCpedia Quizzes.

North Carolina Coloring Pages -- For Kids of All Ages

North Carolina 100 Counties Coloring page

North Carolina 100 Counties Activity Page (blank, fill in counties)

State Symbols Coloring Pages (pages have educational text related to NC state symbols and a line drawing to color; suggested grades K-6)

State Berries: Strawberry and Blueberry

State Bird: Cardinal (simple illustration)

State Bird: Cardinal (advanced illustration)

State Butterfly: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail

State Dog: Plott Hound

State Horse: Colonial Spanish Mustang

State Insect: Honey Bee

State Mammal: Gray Squirrel

State Marsupial: Virginia Possum

State Reptile: Eastern Box Turtle

State Tree: Pine Tree

 

Educational Activity Sheets (sheets include text content, historical artifact or primary source, and a line drawing; suggested grades 4 to 8)

Transportation in NC: A Brief History of Getting Around
Farming and Agriculture in NC: A History of Working in the Field
Rural Life in North Carolina 1800 to 1900: Some things change and some stay the same
Social Game Changer: The Automobile

Subjects: 
Educator Resources
Authors: 
Agan, Kelly
From: 
NCpedia.
User Tags: 
trivia

14 April 2015 | Agan, Kelly

Comments

Submitted by Miriam (not verified) on Thu, 05/27/2021 - 20:06
Comment: 

Hi, I am in fourth grade. I live in NJ and I am doing a report about NC for our state fair. My book says the state flower is the Flowering Dogwood, but someone here said the Flowering Lily. Is that the same thing?

Submitted by ebradford on Fri, 05/28/2021 - 08:32
Comment: 

Hello, 

Great question. We have pages on NCpedia for state symbols. The Dogwood is the state flower (see article at https://ncpedia.org/symbols/flower) and the Carolina Lily is the state wildflower (see article at https://ncpedia.org/symbols/wildflower). 

Hope that helps and good luck on your report!

Erin Bradford, Government and Heritage Library

Submitted by Robin (not verified) on Fri, 04/16/2021 - 18:52
Comment: 

Hi, I was disappointed that there isn't a coloring page for the Srate Flower, the Carolina Lily. Will there be one soon or do you need someone to draw it?
Thanks,
Robin

Submitted by ebradford on Tue, 04/20/2021 - 08:30
Comment: 

Hello, 

I have contacted the NCpedia staff about your question and hopefully you will hear back from them soon. 

Thank you!

Erin Bradford, Government and Heritage Library

Submitted by Kelly Stevens (not verified) on Thu, 10/31/2019 - 10:36
Comment: 

The link for the oragami book is not linking to it, it's linking to the NC Quiz.

Submitted by fevans (not verified) on Fri, 11/01/2019 - 11:11
Comment: 

Thanks Kelly!

We will update you once we fix the link.

Francesca Evans, Government & Heritage Library

Submitted by felicity shires (not verified) on Thu, 10/29/2020 - 12:04
Comment: 

hello do know how to sign in

Submitted by tthompson on Thu, 10/29/2020 - 15:24
Comment: 

Hi Felicity!

Thank you for your question and for visiting NCpedia! What are you trying to sign in to?

Sincerely,

Taylor Thompson, Government & Heritage Library

Submitted by Ami Meadows (not verified) on Wed, 11/27/2019 - 13:07
Comment: 

Hi! I was wondering if that link to the origami books was going to be fixed? I would love to use it with my students. Thanks!

Submitted by Shante atwater (not verified) on Sat, 10/10/2020 - 17:43
Comment: 

I dont know if there fixed

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