Michigan
This post contains my Michigan coloring pages - see my post with ALL 50 STATES COLORING PAGES HERE
I’ve made these Michigan coloring pages for you - whoever you are, a teacher sharing about Michigan with students, a grown up who’s dreaming of a Michigan vacation, a kid who’s excited to study Michigan - use these as much and as often as you’d like.
Please enjoy these four coloring sheets inspired by the state of Michigan. And come back to Stevie Doodles for all your coloring page needs - I have 1000’s of free pages and you can browse my free coloring sheets by category here
You’ll find a Michigan facts coloring page, a classic Stevie Doodles “Michigan” coloring page, coloring page, and a Michigan doodle coloring page.
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A FEW BITS OF MICHIGAN HISTORY! READ MORE ABOUT MICHIGAN HERE
1837: Michigan is admitted to the Union as the 26th state.
1842: Copper mining operations begin near Keweenaw Point.
1844: Iron ore is discovered in the Upper Peninsula at Negaunee.
1846: The state of Michigan abolished capital punishment for all murders and other common crimes.
1847: With the passage of Public Act 60, the state capitol is relocated to Lansing Township, presently Lansing.
1855: The ship canal at Sault Ste. Marie opens.
1861-1865: More than 90,000 Michigan men are mustered into service during the Civil War.
1879: The new Capitol is dedicated in Lansing; the structure cost $1,510,130.
1908: Ford begins manufacturing the Model T.
Michigan Facts Activity Sheet
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People have lived in the land now called Michigan for at least 12,000 years. Many centuries after those first inhabitants arrived, Native American tribes lived on the land, including the Kickapoo, Miami, Ojibwe, Potawatomi, Menominee, and Fox and Sauk. Eleven Native American tribes still live in Michigan today. READ MORE MICHIGAN FACTS HERE
Michigan With Doodles
This page is an outline of the state of Michigan with doodles inside. I think this will be so fun to color and I hope you enjoy it with your friends! To print this Michigan coloring sheet, use the button just below the image.
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Four of the Great Lakes share borders with Michigan: Superior, Huron, Michigan, and Erie.
Michigan- Classic Stevie Doodle
This Michigan coloring page is a classic Stevie Doodles - I make personalized name coloring pages here and you can search for your name in my free pages (I hope you find your and love it!) or you can also get yours for just $5 with one-day digital delivery HERE
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Michigan is known for fishing, thanks to its 3,288-mile coastline, the longest freshwater coastline in the United States. Forestry is another important industry, as 90 percent of the Upper Peninsula is covered in trees. The state also produces iron oxide pigments, which are used for making red, orange, yellow, and black pigment—often for makeup. READ MORE HERE
Michigan
Michigan is the only place in the world with a floating post office. The J.W. Westcott II is the only boat in the world that delivers mail to ships while they are still underway. They have been operating for 125 years.
More tonnage passes though the historic Soo Locks in Sault Ste. Marie than the Suez and Panama Canals combined.
The ninteen chandeliers in the Capitol in Lansing are one of a kind and designed especially for the building by Tiffany’s of New York. Weighing between eight and nine hundred pounds apiece they are composed of copper, iron, and pewter. READ MORE MICHIGAN FACTS HERE
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Free Robin Coloring Page
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Early colonial settlers named the American Robin for its resemblance to the familiar but unrelated European Robin, which is smaller but also sports an orange breast and upright posture. Today, the American Robin exists in the form of seven subspecies, subtly differentiated by their body size and plumage, with the exception of one subspecies in southern Baja California, which sports pale gray-brown underparts in lieu of rusty tones. READ MORE ABOUT THE AMERICAN ROBIN
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