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Books About South Carolina:
South Carolina: The Palmetto State
Net Numbers: A South Carolina Number Book
P is for Palmetto: A South Carolina State Alphabet
South Carolina: What’s So Great About This State?
Exploring the South Carolina Colony
South Carolina at a Glance:
South Carolina Fun Facts:
- South Carolina became a state in 1788. It was the 8th state in the union.
- South Carolina is nicknamed “The Palmetto State.”
- South Carolina was named for King Charles 1 of England.
- Fort Sumter, in Charleston harbor of the coast of South Carolina, was the beginning site of the Civil War. It began when the Union army fired on Fort Sumter.
- Andrew Jackson, the 7th US president, was born in South Carolina.
- South Carolina’s Grand Strand- the Atlantic coastline- stretches for 60 miles and is one of the United States’ most popular tourist destinations.
- Charleston was the first city in South Carolina and is the second largest.
- Columbia, South Carolina’s capitol is the largest city in the state.

Things to Do and Places to Go In South Carolina:

More South Carolina Resources
National Geographic Kids has some great facts about and photos of South Carolina.
Ducksters has a great page of South Carolina information.
This Homeschool Pop video gives kids lots of information about South Carolina and its history.
Learning Games for Kids has a great Palmetto State Games page with a number of interactive South Carolina-themed games for kids.
A to Z Kids Stuff has a South Carolina page with lots of facts, links, and a video.
Mr.Donn.org has South Caroling lesson plans for teachers as well as links to games and information for kids.
You can find a South Carolina page on the 50States.com site with a great list of facts, including links you can follow for more information.
The Awesome America site has South Carolina information, including state facts and history.
You can learn more about South Carolina and listen to its state song in this awesome online music course from Music in Our Homeschool- State Songs of the 50 U.S. States.

And that’s a look at the state of South Carolina. Don’t forget to check out the other state resources available here. And pick up your free notebooking pages here. You can print these out for each state you study!
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