1. L is for Limburger cheese L is for Limburger cheese the most stinky_ est cheese in US. People of Wisconsin feel that they are strong enough to smell the cheese. Wisconsin is the only state in the U.S. That has a limburger cheese factory. When Limburger cheese is very young up to one month old, crumbly and salty like Feta cheese.

2. A is for Ally and Anna Ally S. was born in Idaho and I moved to Wisconsin because of my dads work and I love Wisconsin very much. Ally love to eat peanut butter and honey because honey started out in Wisconsin. Anna A. was born in Green Bay Wisconsin I think that Wisconsin should be the top state because we have made a lot of important to our County. Annas favorite part about Wisconsin is all of the fun and safe stuff you can do like any sport or you can have a privilege to do all most thing.

3. H is for Honeybees A queen bee can lay about 1.500 eggs per a day and they will live up two to eight years. Wisconsin enjoys bee keeping and sharing honey with the other state. Our natural honey witch is made from Wisconsin's native wildflowers. Honey helps to heal wounds and reduce stress.

4. R is for red granite Red granite is famous for Wisconsin because of its abundance, uniqueness, and its historical significance. Ordinary granite carries a tiny amount of Plagioclase, but this is absent the rock is most called alkali granite. Galena is a another name for red granite. Red granite grows in square or cube crystals and is dark gray.

5. S is for Sugar Maple Sugar maple is Wisconsin's state tree. The sugar maple tree was selected by the children of state wide school in 1893. Oaks, pines, elms, were favorites but sugar maple won top. The state tree, the bird, and the state flower were all selected as official symbols in the of 1949.

6. F is for Forward Wisconsin state model “Forward” was created in 1851 by the whole state of Wisconsin. Forward is to help people to keep being a leader. Our state quarter fetchers, simily are state motto “Forward”. Wisconsin state model was adopted as an element of its official coast of arms and seals.

7. O is for On Wisconsin On Wisconsin is our state song! On Wisconsin on Wisconsin grand old badger state! We, thy loyal sons and daughters, hail thy good and great. On Wisconsin on Wisconsin champion of the night “Forward” our motto God we give thy might.

8. E is for Earth day Earth day was started in Wisconsin on April 22 1970. On Earth day we celebrate by saving energy and planting trees. Earth day is not just celebrated it is now celebrated in the USA. OVER 3,000 PEOPLE IN THE USA volunteer to clean up.

9. P is for polka The polka is Wisconsin state dance. The polka is a dance that requires a 2 to 4 people dance. Most of the music played requires to the polka. The polka was very famous in the 19 century.

10. B is for Badger The Badger is our state animal. The badger has been our state animal since the 1800. It was not decaled the office state animal till the 1957. Our state badger name is Bukey.

11. K is for Kleenex The Kleenex was made by miss. Kimberly Clark. Kleenex used to be called kotex. Kleenex was invented when the world war one was going on. At first only movies starts could use them.

12. I is for Ice age More than 10,000 years ago great big ice glaciers covered all of Wisconsin. As the glaciers melted great big boulders fell. Drum line were formed at the base of the glaciers and kettles were formed to melt the ice. Most of the lakes and wetlands in Wisconsin were formed by the meting glaciers.

13. T is for Trout Wisconsin 8 th place for trout. Wisconsin has been raising trout since 1856. You don’t need a license to fish for trout on park grounds of apple river. Most people suggest bring a cooler when they go fishing for trout so they eat the sooner.

14. W is for Wood violet Wood violet is our state flower. The state flower was nominated in 1908. When the official tally was taken on Arbor day 1909 school kids selected the wood violet. Not only the state flower for Wisconsin it also holds its title in Illinois.

15. Z is for zoo In 1904. the city of Madison, Wisconsin received a gift of 100 acres of land from William and Anna vials. The Madison zoo was supposes to be a park with nice equipment to play on, that one suggest by the family. From 1905-1910,the Vilas family donate approximately 42000 towards the environment for a public zoo. By 1911, 28 acres of the land were partitiored into animal exhibit witch marked the creation of the Madison zoo

16. Q is for Quarry The quarry industry became a major industry in the 1870s and the 1880s. Wisconsin ranks 12 th for quarry industries. The Chicago fire of 1871 and the emergence and found brownstone. The main quarry tapes are red granite sandstone and limestone.

17. D is for Dairy June is the dairy state. Wisconsin makes about 1.8 billion pounds of milk each month. The top five ice cream flavors are in Wisconsin are vanilla, chocolate, butter pecan, strawberry and Neapolitan. In 1921 Wisconsin became the first state to have cheese quality.

18. N is for Native American Wisconsin in the Indian language means “The water rush. Chippewa tribe pushed its way west in the seventh sentry. Most native American form northern Wisconsin were driven south by the Chippewa. In the time of 1728 the fox was very popular in Wisconsin.

19. J is for Jump rope Wisconsin is the jump rope champion state. Jump rope for the heart began in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1978.JRFH has raised more than 327 million. These schools raised 12,470,000 The southeast region alone had 605,000 participants.

20. M is for Madison Madison was created in 1836 when former federal judge James Dvane Doty. Madison is our state capital. The cornerstone for Wisconsin capital was laid in 1837. Madison became a city in 1856

21. C is for corn One of the best vegebles to have in the summer is fresh picked corn-on-the-cob. Corn is vary healthy for the hart. Most corn lovers don’t care what color the corn they are eating yellow or white. Most farmers sell there corn in market fresh because it is worth a better price.

22. U is for Under ground railroad In about 1892-1861 slaves used underground railroad to escape. Most people who used underground rail road where runaway slaves. The people that used the underground rail road in Canada where sent back to one of the northern states like Wisconsin. The three people that where bussing the underground rail road where wanted

23. Vis for Vitamins Dr. Elmer V. McCollum, professor of agricultural chemistry at the University of Wisconsin through experiments discovered that if rats ate green leafy vegetables, butter, cod liver oil, their sight returned. This led to the discovery of vitamin A. He came up with the “letter system” of naming vitamins.

24. X is for X country skiing In northwest Wisconsin it is the best place in all of Wisconsin to ski. skiing is a family thing for young and old. the great ski trails that you can ski on takes famers, loggers and the community. People have been

26. G is for Georgia O’keeffe Georgia O’keeffe was born November 15 1887. She died in in Santa Fe New Mexico. She attended Madison high school. In autumn of 1908 she moved to Chicago.