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Join us in commemorating our statehood
centennial!
The
following lessons and resources are provided to Oklahoma teachers,
courtesy of
the Oklahoma Council for the Social Studies.
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Centennial
Commemoration Resources: |
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Lesson Ideas: |
Resources
(including Primary Sources) |
Eye-Witness
to Oklahoma History
(Elementary Lesson
Ideas)
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Centennial
Banquet Invitation
Centennial
Banquet Conversation template
Five
Themes of Geography
Historical Markers
real samples,
Oklahoma Land Run sample, template
Land
Rush Poster Project
Oklahoma
Statehood Powerpoint
Oklahoma's
Legislative Process
Statehood
Mock Wedding Ceremony
Town
Claimers of OKC,
Create a Dialogue
Oklahoma
Statehood
Through Stamps
Oklahoma's
Executive Branch chart
Oklahoma's
Governors chart
Oklahoma's
Courts chart
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Harpers
Weekly
Land Run Account
Map
of Oklahoma
Prior to Statehood
Map
of Oklahoma, 1890
News
Story, Inauguration First Governor
News
Story, Statehood
News
Story, Swearing in
Gov. Haskell
Daily
Press Boomer Account
Oklahoma
Constitution Bill of Rights, edited
Statehood
Proclamation, signature page
Redbird
Flyer, Black Settlement of Oklahoma
Tulsa
World Statehood
front page, edited |
Dr. Deena
Fisher,
Northwestern State University
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Statehood
Mock Wedding ceremony
State
Seal of Oklahoma,
What It Means |
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Mary
Oppegard,
OCEE |
We're
Off to the Land Run |
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Our
Statehood Through Primary
Sources: |
| Primary
Sources Related to the Statehood Era
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Constitution
State of Sequoyah, edited
Sequoyah
Constitution Bill of Rights, edited
Statehood
Political Cartoon
Constitutional
Convention Opening
Constitutional
Convention
Map
of Oklahoma Prior to Statehood
Map
of Oklahoma 1890
Oklahoma
Census, 1907
Oklahoma
Census, Ethnic Groups, 1907
Oklahoma
Census, Indian Territory, 1907
Constitution
Ratified, editorial by Murray
Oklahoma
Constitution Bill of Rights, edited
Statehood
Proclamation
Statehood Proclamation
original signature page
Haskell
State of Union Address, 1907, edited
Capital
Controversy, House Hearings, 1910 |
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Viewpoints
on Oklahoma's History:
An Essential Reader for High School Students

The following
collection of documents have been researched, compiled and edited for the
use of all Oklahoma History teachers. Thanks to Pam Merrill and Edmond
Public Schools for sharing this collection of "essential" readings from both
primary and secondary sources.
(Please allow sufficient time for files to open. They are
somewhat large, but will open as pdf files.)
Table of Contents
Pages 1-50
Pages 51-99
Pages 100-150
Pages 151- 200
Pages 201-254
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Oklahoma
Photographs: Primary Source Collection

Click
HERE
to access the Collection of Primary Source Photographs

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Seeing Is
Believing
(Oklahoma State
History & Arts Conference)
Looking for easy, yet effective strategies to assist
students in the analysis of visual primary sources and artwork?
Looking
for multimedia presentations to use in your classroom? The following
resources have been provided by Pam Merrill, Edmond Schools, for Oklahoma
teachers...Enjoy!
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