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Description: A technology tool kit for teachers to utilize in their classroom.
Grade level(s): Elementary, Middle School, High School
Standards: N/A
Produced By: Brian Davis
When Maps Lie
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Description: Students will understand the limitations and uses of different map projections, as well as becoming familiar with how maps can be used to accidentally or intentionally misrepresent facts
Grade level(s): Elementary, Middle School, High School
Standards: OAS, GFL
Produced By: Janet Hall
Carbon Footprints, Finding Solutions
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Description: Students will gain understanding in the climate change. Students will engage in technology and create an action plan addressing the world-wide conservation and environmental crisis while learning human-environmental interaction concepts related in geography.
Grade level(s): Middle School, High School
Standards: OAS, C3
Produced By: LeaAnn Wyrick
Oklahoma Route 66 Must-See Attractions
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Description: Students will discover the Mother Road, Route 66, by analyzing the history of the road, while specifically identifying locations of 10 must-see attractions on the Oklahoma portion by using the Giant Traveling Map of Oklahoma. They will discover the importance of each attraction and will create a presentation on a selected attraction. More Route 66 information and resources are available from the Oklahoma Route 66 Association.
Grade level(s): Middle School Standards: GFL, C3
Produced By: Denise Aguilar
Can You C-Me?
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Description: This lesson asks students to investigate a scientific phenomenon, coronal mass ejections (CME), that could have major impacts on our infrastructure, society, and the world. However, strong coronal mass ejections are not well understood by scientists and the public is mostly unaware that this threat even exists. A Carrington Class CME could strike at any time, and depending on its strength and our response, the event could be so catastrophic that modern civilization is forever changed. Using a CME investigation as the backbone, teachers can take this lesson down a variety of paths that relate to human systems, environment, and society.
Grade level(s): Middle School Standards: OAS, GFL Produced By: Danny Mattox
Gridiron Geography - 2017
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Description: Using the Big 12 Football schedule as a guide, your students will learn about the geographical and historical significance surrounding the participating teams' campuses, home cities or towns, home states, mascots, players, and more!
Grade level(s): Upper Elementary, Middle School, High School
Standards: GFL
Produced By: Ginny Rohr, Dr. Darren Purcell, Jeff Woolsey, Janet Hall, Pam Merrill, Virginia Silvis, LeaAnn Wyrick, Bill Amburn, and Dr. Scott Greene.