Coats of arms of Polish voivodeships

Okay, so you know how Poland is made up of smaller parts called voivodeships, right? Each of these voivodeships has its own special symbol called a coat of arms.

A coat of arms is like a picture that represents something important about that voivodeship. Sometimes it might show an animal or object that is found a lot in that area, or it might have colors that are important to the people who live there.

For example, the coat of arms of Wielkopolska voivodeship shows a white eagle on a red background. This eagle is a very important symbol in Poland, and it represents strength and courage. Plus, the colors red and white are often used in Polish flags and other symbols.

So basically, a coat of arms is a special picture that tells you something about that voivodeship, and it helps people recognize where they are and what makes that place special.