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The first homes in Nebraska were made of sod. When the original settlers came to this area in the 1860's, they found that there were not many trees here. Because of the lack of trees, they had to build their homes with different materials.
Nebraska borders five different states. There is South Dakota in the north, Iowa to the east, Missouri to the southeast, Kansas to the south, Colorado to the southwest, and Wyoming in the west.
Through Nebraska is a 'doubly landlocked' state, which means that it is surrounded by landlocked states, it still claims to have the highest number of miles worth of rivers than any other landlocked state.
Kool-Aid originated in Nebraska. Each year, the state recognizes Kool-aid days in August. As such, Kool-aid is the official drink of Nebraska.
The Nebraskan government is unique in more than one way. It is the only government in the country to have a single house, which is otherwise known as 'Unicameral'. It is also the only government in the country to allow the election of its officials without a party affiliation next to their names on the ballots.
Nebraska can be a great place to live. Moving to this state can provide you with a new experience. With so many rural areas, you will be able to see the natural beauty of the state. You will also be able to enjoy the low population density if that is something that you are looking for. There are many different things to do, and lots of areas to explore. Your family is sure to enjoy relocating to Nebraska.

Information Resources:

Official Nebraska Website
Nebraska State Facts
Nebraska City Information