Free Georgia Coloring Pages

This post contains my Georgia coloring pages - see my post with ALL 50 STATES COLORING PAGES HERE

I’ve made these Georgia pages for you - whoever you are, a teacher sharing about Georgia with students, a grown up who’s dreaming of a Georgia vacation, a kid who’s excited to study Georgia - use these as much and as often as you’d like.

Please enjoy these four coloring sheets inspired by the state of Georgia. And come back to Stevie Doodles for all your coloring needs - I have 1000’s of free pages and you can browse my free coloring sheets by category here

You’ll find a Georgia facts coloring page, a classic Stevie Doodles “Georgia” page, a Georgia peach page, and a Georgia doodle page.

If you want to share these pages, please share with links to Stevie Doodles so your friends can find all of the other free pages here as well. Thank you for visiting Stevie Doodles!

Georgia was named after King George II, who approved the colony’s charter in 1732.

Wonder how Georgia got its nickname? Cherokee Indians grew peaches in Georgia in the mid-1700s, and today the state produces about 2.6 million bushels a year, making it the third biggest producer of peaches in the United States

Black bears, bobcats, deer, and gophers are common in Georgia, and off the coast you can spot manatees, right whales, and humpback whales. Georgia is also home to bald eagles, peregrine falcons, and woodpeckers.

READ MORE ABOUT GEORGIA

Georgia Facts Activity Sheet

Important Georgians from Brittanica

The following is a list of people with a strong connection to Georgia who have contributed to American culture or history. They may have been born and raised in Georgia, or they may have spent important years of their life in the state.

Ralph Abernathy Jimmy Carter

Rosalynn Carter Ray Charles Ty Cobb

Coretta Scott King Martin Luther King, Jr.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt John Ross

WilsonWoodrow Wilson

GEORGIA FACTS - A Free Printable Georgia Activity Sheet

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Major GEORGIA Industries: Agriculture, film, energy, automotive, tourism

The state bird of Georgia is the brown thrasher and the state flower is the cherokee rose. Georgia, you might know, is known for peaches!

Georgia With Doodles

This page is an outline of the state of Georgia with doodles inside. I think this will be so fun to color and I hope you enjoy it with your friends! To print this Georgia coloring sheet, use the button just below the image.

You can find so many more free pages to color here at Stevie Doodles - please keep coming back for more! Browse 1000’s of free coloring pages by category here

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—Visit Radium Springs, natural hot springs that flow from the ground at 70,000 gallons a minute.

—President Jimmy Carter, Martin Luther King, Jr., and musician Kanye West all lived here.

—Take a horse-drawn carriage ride in the city of Savannah to see cobbled streets, beautiful parks, and 18th-century architecture.. READ MORE ABOUT GEORGIA HERE

Georgia- Classic Stevie Doodle

This Georgia 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

I hope you love this Georgia doodle!

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With over half the state covered in pine trees and more commercial forestland than any other state, it’s no wonder Georgia is known for its lumber, resins, and turpentine, which all come from trees.

Georgia grows the most peanuts in the United States, and it’s also the country’s largest producer of kaolin clay, which is often used in paper-making and beauty products. READ MORE ABOUT GEORGIA

Georgia Peach

It’s Georgia so I had to do a Georgia peach page! I think this one turned out pretty cute - I didn’t draw this one because I found a really great peach image on Canva. I hope you love all of these Georgia coloring sheets - please stick around and find more free coloring pages from Stevie Doodles.

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Free Alaska Coloring Pages

ALASKA

This post contains my Alaska coloring pages - see my post with ALL 50 STATES COLORING PAGES HERE

Hello! I hope you love these four totally and completely free Alaska printables from Stevie Doodles. I (Stevie) made these pages myself just for you - for you personal use only please.

You are so welcome to print these out for you or even for your whole class, but if you’d like to share - send links to Stevie Doodles and spread the love two ways (to your friend and back to me ;) )

To print these, use the button just below the image of the page you want. You can have all four of course!

Alaska, known as the "Last Frontier," is the largest state in the United States, spanning over 663,000 square miles. It is also home to Denali, the highest peak in North America, towering at 20,310 feet. With more than 3 million lakes and over 100,000 glaciers, Alaska boasts breathtaking natural beauty and is a haven for wildlife, including bears, moose, and eagles. The state also experiences extreme weather conditions, with temperatures plunging to -80°F in certain regions during winter. Additionally, Alaska is rich in natural resources, with vast oil reserves contributing significantly to its economy.

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ALASKA FACTS

The page below has some fun Alaska facts! I had fun learning more about Alaska as I made these pages and I hope you have fun learning more about Alaska too with my printables.

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The first people probably came to what is now Alaska about 13,000 years ago. They either walked from what is now Russia, which was connected to Alaska by a patch of land up to 600 miles wide called the Bering Land Bridge, or they sailed. READ MORE ABOUT ALASKA HERE

ALASKA WITH DOODLES

This is ALASKA! With some doodles by Stevie - these ones are going to be so fun to color and, I think nice to mark off where you’ve explored in your study of the US states. This Alaska with doodles page is of course free to print and color using the button just below the image. If you love it and want to share, don’t forget to share links not pdfs, so you’re friends know just where to come for all of the best free coloring pages.

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Alaska Classic

This is one of my classic-style coloring pages - I can make one of these just for you here. I also have TONS of free name personalized pages here on my site.

See all of my Free Name Coloring Pages and browse by letter

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Salmon

Alaska’s biggest export is the mineral zinc, but gold is its most famous export. Alaska is also known for lumber, fish—especially salmon—coal, and jade, the state gem. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE NAT GEO

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Print the Alaska state flower coloring page

More facts about Alaska

—Alaska is called the Land of the Midnight Sun because for over two months in the summer, in the northernmost part of the state, the sun doesn’t set at all!

—The aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, are bands of brightly colored light that dance across the night sky. They’re caused by electrically charged particles from the sun that collide with gases in our atmosphere. READ MORE FROM NAT GEO

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Alabama Beach Mouse Facts Free Coloring Page

ALABAMA BEACH MOUSE

This little guy is so adorable. One of the most rare species in the U.S.

Use the button just below the image to download this free Alabama beach mouse facts coloring sheet

The Alabama beach mouse, an endangered species, lives in coastal dune ecosystems. It’s a small mouse with a buff colored patch on its back and snowy white underbelly. Strictly nocturnal in nature, they have large eyes and big ears to help them as they leave their burrows at dusk and remain active during the night. They are much less active on moonlit nights though to avoid becoming a late night snack for predators. This dune dweller burrows small tunnels in the sand to raise its young and is generally considered to be monogamous. MORE ON THE ALABAMA BEACH MOUSE HERE

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I have tons of free animal coloring pages - you can browse the whole section of free animal coloring pages here

The animal #’s 1-10 pages are a favorite and they’re all in one post! You can see it using the link below the video. If you are looking for educational pages - check out my whole section of free educational coloring pages here

Print and color these ANIMAL NUMBERS 1-10 pages free HERE

You might also love some of these other animal facts coloring pages

Why is the Alabama field mouse endangered?

BASIS FOR STATUS CLASSIFICATION:
Habitat loss and fragmentation associated with residential and commercial real estate development single most important factor contributing to imperiled status. Existing or proposed beachfront development will substantially alter all Alabama beach mouse habitat not in public ownership. Reduction of available habitat and isolation of the remaining populations substantially increases vulnerability to the effects of tropical storms, weather cycles, predation, and other environmental factors. Substantial disagreement exists as to the current status and appropriate management protocol for the Alabama beach mouse. Various researchers have argued it is in immediate jeopardy of range-wide extinction if habitat loss is allowed to continue. This position is supported by evidence of widespread extirpation from all developed areas in the eastern portion of the historic distribution. Similar levels of development are occurring throughout the Fort Morgan Peninsula and real estate development on all private areas is proceeding rapidly. In addition, Population Viability Analyses indicate that extinction of even the largest remaining populations is likely within 50 years if current trends continue (Oli et al. 2001). Listed as endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 1986. READ MORE HERE