1. Oklahoma’s state bird, flower and tree Oklahoma’s state bird is a scissor-tailed flycatcher. Oklahoma’s state flower is a Oklahoma rose. Oklahoma’s tree is a redbud.
2. All about my state Oklahoma Caroline Durham MICDS 3B 2009
3. License plates of Oklahoma These are some license plates from Oklahoma
4. Native Americans and early settlers The first native Americans were mound builders. The Cherokee nation awarded Chief Sequoya a medal and a lifetime pension for his contribution to Cherokee culture.
5. Historical events in Oklahoma. In 1541 FraniscoVa’squez de Coronado crossed western Oklahoma looking for gold .
6. Economy Natural resources: Natural gas and petroleum Manufacturing: Machinery, fabricated metal products, transportation equipment, computer and electronic producks, food producs, and plastic and ruberproducs.
8. Fun places to visit Oklahoma is a great place to enjoy the outdoors. It has more than 50 state parks!! Beavers Bend is in the Ouachita mountains. The salt plains nation wildlife refuge is a great spot for bird watching. Bald eagles fly overhead. You may see cranes and pelicans.
9. Bordering states Oklahoma has 6 bordering states Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas.
