My one travel experience to Wisconsin was to see my baby brother compete in his first DCI (Drum Corp International) competition one summer. It was in August, so it was semi warm, but nothing compared to Oklahoma in the summer. We drive by the Wisconsin Dells and I have always wanted to go back with my family. We sampled lots of cheese and different foods unique to the area. But truthfully, that was the extent of our touring of the state. So, I definitely would like to visit again.
We love to travel and see and explore new places. Wisconsin isn’t that far from Indiana, so we hope to take a trip there one day soon. But it will definitely be in the late Spring – Summer time frame, since their winters can be harsh. As with all the other states we want to visit, I want the kids to learn about the different places and sites we would like to see and explore. This helps the kids get excited about it and even look forward to any future trips. If you’ve never been there, you can join us as we learn about Wisconsin with these great resources I have gathered. Each state has a unique history, fun facts and wonderful sites to see, so get exploring!
Printables
Wisconsin State Postage Stamp | USA Printables
Wisconsin State Bird Coloring Page | Education.com
Wisconsin State Quarter Coloring Page | USA Printables
Wisconsin Geography | Education.com
Wisconsin Coloring Page | USA Printables
Wisconsin State Coloring Page | Crayola.com
Wisconsin Demographic Coloring Page | USA Printables
Wisconsin Fun Facts | Education.com
Wisconsin Layer Book | Homeschool Share
Wisconsin Scrapbooking Page | Ed Snapshots
Wisconsin State Flower Coloring Page | Education.com
Wisconsin State Coloring Pages | Super Coloring
Wisconsin State Flag Coloring Page | Education.com
Wisconsin Facts, Map and State Symbols | Enchanted Learning
Wisconsin State Fact File Worksheets | 3 Boys and a Dog
Cursive Capitals: Madison | Education.com
Wisconsin State Flag Coloring Page | USA Printables
Wisconsin Flag Lesson | Enchanted Learning
Wisconsin Map for Coloring | Layers of Learning
Trace the State Shape: Wisconsin | Education.com
Wisconsin State Coloring Page | Classroom Doodles
State Report Lapbook | Teachers Pay Teachers
Badger State Worksheet | Education.com
Wisconsin Handwriting Worksheets | Twisty Noodle
My County Scavenger Hunt | Our Journey Westward
Don’t miss this Wisconsin History Printable – Instant Download!
Crafts, Activities & Videos
Wisconsin State Song | YouTube
Great State Plates | Sensational Social Studies
Wisconsin Online Games | Learning Games for Kids
The 50 States: Wisconsin | Teachers First
DIY Salt Dough State Shapes | Education.com
State Shape Cookies | The Inspired Classroom
Wisconsin Crafts for Kids | 3 Boys and a Dog
FREE United States/USA State Study Notebooking Pages
Access over a dozen free notebooking pages per state. Make the study of U.S. geography fun when notebooking through the states!
Must-See State Sites
Homeschooling in Wisconsin: Field Trips
Top FREE Things to do in Wisconsin
19 Things You Should do in Wisconsin
Two Day Getaway along the Great River Road
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
6 Fun Things to do in Milwaukee, WI
A Weekend in Door County, Wisconsin
Top Things to do in Madison, Wisconsin
Top Things to do in Wisconsin Dells
16 Terrific Things to do with Kids in the Wisconsin Dells
Kid Friendly Wisconsin Day Trips
Backpacking with Kids on Apostle Islands
Favorite Foods
Racine Pecan Kringle | Yammie’s Noshery
Wisconsin Mac & Cheese | Andrew Zimmern
Authentic Wisconsin Bratwurst | Genius Kitchen
20 Favorite Wisconsin Recipes | Midwest Living
Famous Pies at The Elegant Farmer | Only in Your State
Butter Burgers | Our Savory Life
11 Dishes to Eat in Wisconsin | Only in Your State
Wisconsin Dells Local Restaurant Picks | iTrip Vacations
Famous Wisconsin Fish Boil | Cooks.com
Copy-Cat Zupas Wisconsin Cauliflower Soup | Chef in Training
Taste of Wisconsin Three Cheese Broccoli Soup | CopyKat Recipes
Kid Friendly Restaurants in Wisconsin | Travel Wisconsin
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Annette has been married to her husband and best friend since 2003. Together they are raising their six children to follow the Lord’s will, no matter what. Annette longs for the day when she will meet her angel babies who have entered heaven before her. She enjoys creating UNIT STUDIES and FREE PRINTABLES for homeschool families. You can follow her crazy life at In All You Do where she blogs about homeschooling, homemaking and marriage while trying to maintain her sanity. She is also the owner of Thrifty Homeschoolers where she shares her tips on homeschooling without breaking the bank.
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