This fun program allows students to color and texture various symbols and landmarks of Illinois online such as the Baltimore Oriole, Black-eyed Susans, the Maryland State House and, and more!
The Maryland flag features the heraldic banner of George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, combining the black-and-gold chevrons of the Calvert family with the red-and-white cross bottony of the Crossland family. It is the only U.S. state flag based on English heraldry and symbolizes Maryland’s colonial heritage and unity after the Civil War.
The Maryland State Quarter, issued in 2000, features the dome of the Maryland State House in Annapolis, the oldest state capitol still in continuous legislative use. The design includes the nickname "The Old Line State" and two white oak branches, symbolizing Maryland’s strength and independence.
Read the description carefully, then draw what you imagine. Include the sandy beach, gentle waves, wild horses, marsh grasses, seabirds, and the ocean meeting the sky. Add any extra details like clouds or seashells to make your picture complete. When you finish, share your drawing with a partner and explain which words in the description helped you picture the scene.
This activity contains numerous printable Maryland activities including reading comprehension exercises, maps and map exercises, state symbols, and much more.
