Across
- 3. Green Mountain State with French origins ending in "-mont".
- 6. Four-letter Midwestern state that begins and ends with O.
- 7. North Star State featuring a double N right in the middle.
- 8. Granite State with a sneaky "P" wedged into its second word.
- 10. Ocean State requiring a silent "H" in its first five-letter word.
- 12. Grand Canyon State featuring the letter Z.
- 14. Last Frontier state that relies on three A's separated by consonants.
- 16. Keystone State spelled with a double N.
- 18. Hawkeye State composed of 75% vowels across four total letters.
- 21. First State whose suffix is spelled "-ware" rather than "-wear".
- 22. Bay State sporting a double S, a double T, and a "ch" all in one word.
- 25. Sooner State with an "H" tucked between A and O.
Down
- 1. Land of Lincoln ends with a silent S and contains a double L.
- 2. Mr. Steele is from this state but don't tell him you root for the Ducks!
- 4. New state State featuring the letter X.
- 5. Don't forget the silent "C" hidden right in the middle of this Constitution State.
- 9. Badger State where the "sk" sound is spelled with a C instead of a K.
- 11. Southern state that uses the letter A four separate times.
- 13. Spellers must remember to double the N, double the S, and double the E.
- 15. Trips up spellers with four I's, four S's, and two P's.
- 17. Pelican State boasting three vowels in a row (O-U-I) near the start.
- 19. Bluegrass state rhyming with "lucky"
- 20. State spelled with a double S and a trailing I.
- 23. This state is written with a silent S at the end.
- 24. Aloha state that uniquely ends with two consecutive I's.