Discovering New York: Fun Facts and History for Kids

This video explores the State of New York, covering its location, borders, nickname, state flag, famous places, and state bird. It highlights New York's position in the Northeast, its nickname 'Empire State', and the significance of its flag. The video also introduces Albany, New York City, and the Eastern Bluebird.

Which ocean borders New York to the east?

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Arctic Ocean

Which country borders New York to the north?

• Greenland

• Mexico

• Canada

• Russia

What is the nickname of New York State?

• The Empire State

• The Garden State

• The Golden State

• The Sunshine State

Who is believed to have referred to New York as 'the Seat of the Empire'?

• John Adams

• George Washington

• Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson

What is depicted on the New York State flag?

• A bear and a tree

• The New York Coat of Arms on a blue background

• A ship and a lighthouse

• An eagle and a mountain

What does the word 'excelsior' on the New York State flag mean?

• Never backward

• Ever upward

• Forever free

• Always forward

What is the capital city of New York State?

• Rochester

• Syracuse

• Albany

• Buffalo

Which part of New York City is known for its beauty, especially from across the harbor?

• Manhattan

• The Bronx

• Queens

• Brooklyn

Where is the Statue of Liberty located?

• Ellis Island

• Liberty Island

• Governor's Island

• Roosevelt Island

What is the state bird of New York?

• Northern Cardinal

• Eastern Bluebird

• American Robin

• Bald Eagle