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The following Websites are intended to assist teachers, school library media specialists, and others as they prepare observations of Oklahoma’s Centennial celebrations. This does not include all the many projects and activities from around the state. To learn more about these, go to the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department Website http://www.travelok.com/ to order maps, brochures, etc.
Celebrate Oklahoma http://www.oklahomacentennial.com/ An official Website, teachers will be interested in the section, “Centennial in the Classroom Units and Activities” http://www.oklahomacentennial.com/Education.php . A power point game, “Chipardy” allows students to play along with Chip, Twister, and Will as they discover interesting facts about Oklahoma. Oklahoma’s Official Website (http://www.ok.gov ) Includes a section, “ Oklahoma’s Statewide Newsroom” (http://www.ok.gov/newsroom.php?newsroom_id=17) that links to activities such as the Centennial Poster Contest. This site also links to various government agencies. Collage 2007 http://www.collage2000.com/index.htm Sponsored by Hideaway Pizza, the Oklahoma Centennial Collage Project (OCCP) has a March 1 st deadline, so get busy! Oklahoma’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Float 2007 http://www.okinsider.com/kidstory.oki?storyid=0Y60Z72Z2 Watch this You Tube film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X6tJylhG3M , which includes Sandi Patti singing “Oklahoma Rising”. For the words to this song, link to http://okc.about.com/od/statecapital/a/okcentsong.htm. To read what Vince Gill has to say, visit his site at http://vincegill.com/news.php?p=201&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 Rose Bowl Parade 2007 http://ktla.trb.com/extras/ktla/roseparade2007/lineup/lineup2007-37-0-oklahomacentennial.htm This You Tube film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEDotfuhzVs showcases Oklahoma’s participation in this New Year’s Day tradition. The Moore America http://www.themooreamerican.com/schools/local_story_003163545.html lists who rode the floats. For close-up photos of the floats see http://outdoors.webshots.com/album/556766766BIlQiG . Information about OCU’s dancers can be found at http://www.okcu.edu/Dance_AMGT/news_12_30_06.html . Oklahoma City Centennial Parade http://www.okcentennialparade.com/ Mark your calendars now for Sun., Oct. 14, 2007 at 2:00 p.m. for the Oklahoma Centennial Parade. Watch it echo this legacy: - Oklahoma - A Unique History…An Extraordinary Future. The parade will wind down the streets of Oklahoma City and be broadcast over OETA. Volunteers are needed. Oklahoma’s Semi-Centennial http://www.okhistory.org/semicentennial.html Remember 1957? Preparations are underway for the unearthing of the Plymouth Belvedere on Friday, June 15, 2007, as a part of Tulsa's celebration of the Oklahoma Centennial. The buried car has gained international attention and even has a website, http://www.buriedcar.com/index.cfm?pageId=2 . Oklahoma Centennial Weather Page http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/centennial/ The National Weather Service is looking back at the significant impact weather has played in the state's first 100 years. From devastating tornadoes to crippling ice storms, from drought and the dust bowl years to floods, Oklahoma's weather is always changing, and always a topic of conversation. Join us as we look back at 100 years of Oklahoma's fascinating weather. Centennial Moments, Oklahoma Voices http://www.kfor.com/Global/category.asp?C=82430 KFOR anchors take viewers on location across our state to tell the legends and tales of Oklahoma. Oklahoma Voices feature notable Oklahomans reading personal journals, diary entries, and newspaper accounts from those who witnessed the development of our state through out its history. Centennial Salutes recognize current projects underway to celebrate the centennial in the state’s cities and towns. Also available are free centennial educational materials for kids, parents, and teachers including games, puzzles, and reading lists. Oklahoma Reads Oklahoma http://www.okreadsok.org/ Join your fellow Oklahomans as we read the 2007 winner, Fire in Beulah, by Rilla Askew. She will be visiting libraries throughout the state. Check with your own public library about a possible visit. Oklahoma ’s All Star Centennial Band http://www.okcentennialband.com/background.php Created by the Oklahoma Centennial Commission, the goal is to provide aspiring young high school musicians with an opportunity to not only serve as musical ambassadors for the State of Oklahoma, as it celebrates its Centennial in 2007, but to also experience a musical educational experience of the highest standard. Check here for scheduled performances. Oklahoma Centennial Tulsa Spirit http://ww3.visittulsa.com/general.asp?id=201 Find out what’s planned for the Tulsa area. I Believe in Oklahoma http://ibelieveinoklahoma.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=55 The goal of this Website is to promote pride in Oklahoma. Under “Reasons to Believe”, test your knowledge of Oklahoma with instructions on downloading the quiz. This would make a good class activity with the students researching those areas they aren’t familiar with and then taking the quiz online. Oklahoma Centennial Botanical Garden http://www.oklahomacentennialbotanicalgarden.com/ Designed as a research and educational center, this 215 acre site is located seven miles northwest of downtown Tulsa. It will become one of America’s most diverse botanical gardens, with 15 major gardens encompassing at least 60 smaller gardens and dozens of special features and structures. State Department of Education Centennial site http://www.sde.state.ok.us/centennial/default.htm Links to SDE curriculum areas and other Websites of use to teachers. Land Run Monument http://www.crownartsinc.com/land_run.htm If you plan a trip to Bricktown in the downtown Oklahoma City area, you should include a stop at this monument. For more about artist Paul Moore, see http://www.paulmooresculptor.com/land_run.htm / Oklahoma’s Centennial Postage Stamp http://www.usps.com/communications/news/press/2007/sr07_003.htm The US Postal Service’s official press release includes a color picture of the stamp. Visit the Website of artist Mike Larsen at http://larsenstudio.com/ Official Guthrie, Oklahoma Centennial Website http://guthriecentennial.com/index.html Our territorial capitol plans many activities including Constitutional Convention Exemplifications, How Women got the Vote in Oklahoma http://norman.lwvok.org/documents/HowWomenGotVote.pdf This eight-page article is published online by the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma and could be a useful addition to Oklahoma history and/or Civics classes. Native American Viewpoint http://www.rlnn.com/ArtDec06/OklahomaCentennialUpsetsIndians.html Not all Oklahomans are celebrating this Centennial. Read a different point of view. Oklahoma Authors and Illustrators and Literary Events: Oklahoma Authors http://www.bartlesville.lib.ok.us/goodreads/general%20fiction/oklahoma%20authors.htm Oklahoma Center for Poets and Writers http://poetsandwriters.okstate.edu/halloffame/index.html Oklahoma Center for the Book http://www.odl.state.ok.us/ocb/authors.htm Oklahoma Authors (by grade level) http://title3.sde.state.ok.us/literatureanda/ Oklahoma Authors and Illustrators http://kids.tulsalibrary.org/books/okauthors.htm Resources about Oklahoma Poets and Writers http://www.osu-tulsa.okstate.edu/library/SG%20-%20Oklahoma%20Center%20New%20Format.htm Oklahoma Authors/Illustrators http://www.library.okstate.edu/cml/bibliographies/Oklahoma%20AuthorsIllustrators.doc Oklahoma Reading Assoc. http://arapaho.nsuok.edu/~ORA/files/speakers_bureau_0506.pdf Sequoyah Book Awards – Begun in 1959, this is one of the oldest children’s choice awards in the country. http://www.oklibs.org/sequoyah/ Oklahoma Centennial Book Festival and Conference http://www.oklahomacentennialbookfestival.com/ Harold Keith Centennial Book Club http://www.mollygriffis.com/Centennial_Book_Club/centennial_book_club.html FOLIO’s Literary Landmarks http://www.okfriends.net/landmarks.htm Oklahoma Library Legends http://www.library.okstate.edu/dean/jpaust/legends/ OLA 2007 Conference Preview – 2007 is also the Oklahoma Library Association’s 100 th Centennial Year http://www.oklibs.org/OLA2007/OLA2007Preview.pdf Let’s Talk About It, Oklahoma http://www.okhumanitiescouncil.org/ltiao.pdf Oklahoma Center for the Book http://www.odl.state.ok.us/ocb/ Oklahoma Department of Libraries http://www.odl.state.ok.us/ This will soon be posted on the OASLMS (Oklahoma Association of School Library Media Specialists) Website at http://www.oklibs.org/~oaslms/ Created 1/30/2007 |
From the Oklahoma State University Curriculum LibraryTheir curriculum listUpdated 5/19/05Allen, Rodney F. Civics: The United States and Oklahoma. 1990. T Civ Wal A428c Antle, Nancy. Beautiful Land: A Story of the Oklahoma Land Rush. 1994. jF Ant Bailey, Bernadine. Picture Book of Oklahoma; 1952. j917.6 B154p Baird, David. Story of Oklahoma. 1994. j976.6 B163s Bass, Althea. The Arapaho Way: A Memoir of an Indian Boyhood; 1966. j921 S974b Bauer, Marion Dane. Shelter from the Wind. 1976. jF Bau Beard, Darleen. The Flimflam Man . 1998. jF Bea Bernard, Richard M. The Poles in Oklahoma; 1980. j976.6004 B521p Bicha, Karel D. The Czechs in Oklahoma; 1980. j976.6004 B583c Bieri, Alvena. Romancing Oklahoma: A Celebration of Time and Place 1990. j813.08 B588r Blakey, Ellen Sue. A Panorama of Oklahoma; 1990. T His O Wal B637p Blessing, Patrick. The British and Irish in Oklahoma; 1980. j976.6004 B647b Bond, Carol Mowdy. All Hands on for Oklahoma!; 1992. CML 976.6 B711a Booker, Jim. Trail to Oklahoma; 1979. jF Boo Brown, Kenny L. The Italians in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.6004 B878i Bruchac, Joseph. Jim Thorpe’s Bright Path. 2004. j921 T519b Buntin, Phillip. Color Oklahoma Characters: Poster/Coloring Book. 1999. j920 B942c -----. Oklahoma Symbols Coloring Book. 1999. j976.6 B942o Buchanan, James Shannon. A History of Oklahoma. 1939. j976.6 B918h 1939 Camp, Carole Ann. Sally Ride: First Woman in Space. 1997. j921 B544c Capitol Idea: The Oklahoma Learning Machine . 1999. M394 E17 C243 ID45 CR-ROM Carpenter, Allan. Oklahoma : From Its Glorious Past to the Present. 1965. j976.6 C295o Chapman, Berlin B. The Founding of Stillwater: A Case Study in Oklahoma History; 1948. j976.6 C466f Cherokee Strip Adventure . 1993. VT 976.6 C Christensen, Bonnie. Woody Guthrie: Poet of the People. j921 G984c Constant, Alberta Wilson. Miss Charity Comes to Stay; 1959. jF Con Davis, Russell G. The Choctaw Code. 1961. jF Dav DeAngelis, Therese. The Dust Bowl. j978.03 D284d Dear Oklahoma City, Get Well Soon: America’s Children Reach Out to the People of Oklahoma . 1996. j976.638 D285 Deering, Ferdie J. Look at Oklahoma, An Album of Photographs of Some of the Interesting and Beautiful Features of Oklahoma. 1975. j917.66 D3121 q Durbin, William. The Journal of C. J. Jackson: A Dust Bowl Migrant. jF Dur English, Billie Joan. Oklahoma Heritage; 1989. T His O Hol E58o 1989.3 Estrada, Doris. Periwinkle Jones; 1965. jF Est Exploring Oklahoma with Children: The Essential Parents’ Travel Guide . 1995. j917.66 E96 Fisher, Aileen Lucia. Cherokee Strip; 1956. jF Fis Franklin, Jimmie L. The Blacks in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.6004 F832b French, Dorothy Kayser. The Mystery of the Old Oil Well. 1963. jF Fre Garst, Shannon. Will Rogers, Immortal Cowboy. 1950. j921 R731g Gibson, Arrell Morgan. The History of Oklahoma; 1985. T His O UofOk -----. The Oklahoma Story; 1978. T His O UofOk Giles, Janice. Johnny Osage; 1960. jF GiL -----. Savanna. 1961. jF GiL God’s Drum Featuring Te Ata . 1995. VT 921 A862g5 Hale, Douglas. The Germans from Russia in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.6004 H161g Harcourt Brace Social Studies. Oklahoma : State Activity Book. T SocSt HBJ S797 gr.4 Harmon, Elva A. Reading for Young People: The Southwest; 1982. CML 016.979 H288rs Heck, Bessie Holland. The Hopeful Years. 1964. jF Hec -----. Millie. 1961. jF Hec -----. The Year at Boggy. 1966. jF Hec Heinrichs, Ann. America the Beautiful: Oklahoma. 1989. j976.6 H469a Henry, Marguerite. Black Gold. 1957. jF Hen Hesse, Karen. Out of the Dust. 1997. jF Hes Hill, Weldon. Lonesome Traveler; 1970. jF HiL -----. Rafe. 1966. jF HiL Hinton, S. E. The Outsiders. jF Hin -----. Taming the Star Runner. 1989. jF Hin Hooker, Forreestine. Civilizing Cricket; 1927. jF Hoo Jones , Frances . A Circle of Love: The Oklahoma City Bombing Through the Eyes of Our Children. 1997. j976.38 O41j Keith, Harold. The Obstinate Land. 1977. jF Kei -----. The Runt of Rogers School. 1971. jF Kei Kirschstein, Carolyn. Hooray for Oklahoma 1889. 1989. jF Kir Kjelgaard, James Arthur. We Were There at the Oklahoma Land Run . 1957. jF Kje LaDoux, Rita. Oklahoma. 1992. j976.6 L156o Lamb, Nancy. One April Morning: Children Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing. 1996. j976.638 L218g Lenski, Lois. Boom Town Boy; 1948. jF Len Look at Oklahoma: An Album of Photographs. 1975. j917.66 D312L q Lowe, Felix C. John Ross. 1990. j921 R824L9 Marriott, Alice Lee. Black Stone Knife. jF Mar -----. Sequoyah: Leader of the Cherokees; 1956. j921 S479m Marsh, Carole. Oklahoma State Greats. 1995. j920 M365o -----. Oklahoma Timeline: A Chronology of Oklahoma History, Mystery, Trivia, Legend, Lore, and More. 1994. j976.6 M3655o -----. Oklahoma ’s Unsolved Mysteries (& Their Amazing Solutions): Includes Scientific Information. 1995. j001.94 M365o McCaughrean, Geraldine. Stop the Train! 2003. jF McC 2003 McCoy, Doyle. Roadside Trees and Shrubs of Oklahoma. 1981. j582.1609766 M131r -----. Roadside Wild Fruits of Oklahoma. 1980. McIntyre, Mary L. The Spirit of the Last Great Places: An Environmental Studies Curriculum Supplement for Oklahoma Students in Grades 4-8. 1994. CML 333.72 M152s McReynolds, Edwin C. Oklahoma: A History of the Sooner State; 1972. T His O OKL -----. Oklahoma : The Story of Its Past and Present; 1975. T His O UNI Miller, Floyd. Bill Tilghman, Marshall of the Last Frontier; 1968. j921 T572m Moore, Adam. Broken Arrow Boy. 1990. J921 M821m8 Morris, John Wesley. Historical Atlas of Oklahoma; 1976. j911.73 M876h 1976 q Myers, Anna. Red Dirt Jessie. 1992. jF Mye -----. Spotting the Leopard. 1996. jF Mye Naff, John D. Guidebook for Geologic Field Trips in North Central Oklahoma. CML 550.9766 N146g Native American Resources in Oklahoma: A Source Book ; 1980. Soc G 72 Native Americans in Oklahoma . 1981. Soc E 100 The 1994 Literary Map of Oklahoma . 1994. Poster 1378 (guide j917.66 O41c) O’Donnell, Nancy. Oklahoma Past and Present: Blackline Masters 1985. T SocSt SCO O26o Oklahoma . 1981. K 917.66 O Oklahoma [map].1983. MA 917.66 O Oklahoma : The Study of Our State. T Soc St SCO O26okl Oklahoma Aqua Times [kit]. 1993. K 333.91 O Oklahoma Authors [game]. 1976. G 809 O Oklahoma Celebration of Literature . 1983. CML 015.976 O415 Oklahoma Celebration of Literature . 1983. POSTER 920 Oklahoma Center of the Book. A Companion to the Literary Map of Oklahoma. 1996. j917.66 O41c Oklahoma Heritage Association. Oklahoma Map Series: Famous Oklahoma; Excitement; Farm & Ranch; Forts, Military History...; Ghost towns, Mining Camps...; Historic Homes & Buildings; Indians; Mineral Wealth; Natural History; Sports History; Trains, Planes & Riverboats; Outlaw & Lawman. 1989-90. MA 912.766 O Oklahoma Run Game . 1988. GA 976.6 O Oklahoma: The Sooner State [puzzle]. 1989. GA 976.6 OK On to Oklahoma . 1989. M394 E17 O582 OK55 Pierson, Don. Lee Roy Selmon, The Giant from Oklahoma. 1982. j921 S468p Prout, Vera J. The Race for Land. 1954. jF Pro Quimby, Myrtle. The Cougar. jF Qui Rand, Jacki. Wilma Mankiller. 1993. j921 M278r Raven, Margot. Angels in the Dust. 1997. jE Rav Rawls, Wilson. Summer of the Monkeys. 1976. jF Raw -----. Where the Red Fern Grows; 1961. jF Raw Reedy, Jerry. Oklahoma . 1998. j976.6 R327o Regli, Adolph. Partners in the Saddle. 1950. jF Reg Requiem for the Heartland: The Oklahoma City Bombing . j364.164 R427 Robinson, William. Where the Panther Screams. 1961. jF Rob Rohrs, Richard C. The Germans in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.6004 R739g Rosser, Linda Dennedy. Christmas in Oklahoma, Past and Present. 1982. j394.269766 R828c Rumford, James. Sequoyah. 2004. j921 S479a Rushmore, Helen. Cowboy Joe of the Circle S. 1950. jF Rus -----. Shadow of Robber’s Roost; 1960. jF Rus Ruth , Kent . Oklahoma Travel Handbook; 1977. T His O U of OK Santrey, Laurence. Jim Thorpe, Young Athlete. 1983. j921 T518s Schoor, Gene. The Jim Thorpe Story: America’s Greatest Athlete. 1951. j921 T518s Scott, Foresman Social Studies. Oklahoma Past and Present. 1985. T Soc St Sco O26o -----. Oklahoma the Study of Our State. 1985. T Soc St Sco O26okL -----. Oklahoma City , Town, and Country. 1985. T Soc St Sco O26ak -----. Geography Our Country and Our World ( Oklahoma Edition). 1990. T Soc St Sco G345 Sequoyah Young Adult Book Award Masterlist . 1987. CML 028.5 S4795 Shotwell, Louisa. Adam Bookout. 1967. jF Sho Siceloff, David Guy. Boy Settler in the Cherokee Strip. 1963. j976.6 S565b Smith, Michael M. The Mexicans in Oklahoma. 1980. J976.6004 S655m Snow, Donald Clifford. The Ordeal of Running Standing. 1970. jF Fal Snow, Dorothea. Sequoyah: Young Cherokee Guide. 1960. j921 S479s Sooner Prairie Receipts, Past and Present 1889-1989 . 1988. j641.5 S711 Stadler, Steve. From the Forest to the Plains: A Physical and Cultural Geography Field Trip in North Central Oklahoma. 1986. j917.66 S777f Strickland, Rennar. The Indians in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.600497 S917i Tallman, Edward. Garth Brooks: Straight from the Heart. 1993. j780.92 B873t Thomas, Joyce Carol. I Have Heard of a Land. 1998. jF Tho -----. Marked by Fire. 1982. jF Tho Thompson, Kathleen. Oklahoma . 1991. J976.6 T473o 1991 Tobias, Henry Jack. The Jews in Oklahoma. 1980. j976.6004 T629j Turner, Ann Warren. Dust for Dinner. 1995. jE Tur Unrau, Ruth. Who Needs an Oil Well?. 1968. jF Unr Van Riper, Gurnsey Jr. Jim Thorpe, Indian Athlete. 1956. j921 T518v -----. Will Rogers, Young Cowboy. 1950. j921 R731v Wagoner, Jay J. Oklahoma. 1989. T His O Thu W133o 1989 -----. Oklahoma !. 1989. T His O Thu W133o 1989 Waldschmidt, Jean. Mystery of the Old Thorndyke. 1955. jF WaL Wallace, Bill. A Dog Called Kitty. 1980. jF WaL Watkins, Sherrin. Green Snake Ceremony. 1995. j299.7 W335g -----. White Bead Ceremony. 1994. j299.7 W335w Wells, Rosemary. Wingwalker. jF WeL Will Rogers on the Constitution ; 1987. j342.73 W689 Wise, Lu Celiz. Oklahoma’s Blending of Many Cultures: The Official Book of Oklahoma’s Celebration of the American Revolution Bicentennial. 1975. j976.6 W812o q -----. Oklahoma’s First Ladies: Activity Coloring Book. 1983. j976.605 W812o Wood, Ted. Ghosts of the Southwest: The Phantom Gunslinger & Other Hauntings. 1997. j133.0 W879g Woods, Kathleen M. ABC’s Oklahoma Style. 1994. j976.6 W895a World: Oklahoma Planner incorporating PASS Skills for Grade 6. 2000. T Soc St HAR W927 TE v.3 Wyatt, Geraldine. Wronghand. 1949. jFWay Created by Mary L. Williams Curriculum Materials Library Staff 001 Willard Hall, Oklahoma State University Stillwater, OK 74078 |