Discovering Oregon: Fun Facts and Places for Kids

The video is an educational tutorial about the state of Oregon, covering its location in the Pacific Northwest, its nickname 'The Beaver State', and the reasons behind it. It describes Oregon's state flag, which is unique for being double-sided, and highlights key places like Salem and Portland. The video concludes with information about Oregon's state bird, the Western Meadowlark.

Which ocean borders Oregon to the west?

• Arctic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

Why is Oregon known as the Beaver State?

• Because it has many mountains

• Because of the Beaver River

• Because of its large beaver population and their significance in the 1800s

• Because it was discovered by a man named Beaver

What is the main nickname of Oregon?

• The Lone Star State

• The Golden State

• The Beaver State

• The Sunshine State

What colors are on the Oregon state flag?

• Navy Blue and Gold

• Green and Yellow

• Black and Silver

• Red and White

What unique feature does the Oregon state flag have?

• It has a picture of a mountain

• It is the only double-sided state flag

• It glows in the dark

• It changes colors with the seasons

What is the capital city of Oregon?

• Portland

• Bend

• Salem

• Eugene

Which city is the largest in Oregon?

• Eugene

• Salem

• Portland

• Medford

What is the state bird of Oregon?

• American Robin

• Bald Eagle

• Peregrine Falcon

• Western Meadowlark