Oklahoma Pork Council/Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Grants Note: For the protection of the children pictured, photos are placed at random and do not necessarily reflect corresponding projects or locations. 2009 Grant Recipients Beef Jerky Bread in a Bag Pumpkins by the Pound Fruit or Vegetable? Name Funds used for: Renae Smith, Broken Arrow, $273.99 The goal of prividing rich experiences in food preparation and nutritional food tasting was HIGHLY successful. My students, ALL students, tried every taste test, including a special needs student who ha issues with food textures. . . I was able to incorporate (the lessons) easily into my across the curriculum goals and requirements. MOst of my students never thought of where products originate from. Materials for cooking and food tasting activities Edible Aquarium Goodness, Grady Chew It Twice At Your Fingertips Plant Parts We Eat Be a Food Explorer Fruit or Vegetable? Oklahoma's Berry Best Beef or Dairy? Agriculture is a Cycle   Sally Bishop, Lakehoma, $185 Cooking equipment for teaching AITC lessons: Beef is Good for You Beautiful Bovine Hot off the Grill Donna Mackiewicz, Deer Creek and Edmond Girl Scouts, $300 Earth Day Activity   Juli Modglin, Bixby, $150 Materials for teaching Ag in the Classroom lessons: Territorial Children Dark Days on the Prairie Red Dirt Groundbreakers Agriculture Counts Oklahoma Grown Amy Perkins, Lindsay, $300 Planting and Gardening Projects: A Bean is a Seed Ag in My Community Bread in a Bag Baby Peanut Plants Garden Grid Sharon Petrik, Broken Arrow, $300 Ag-related books Mistie Roland, Durant, $218 Ag-related books Lois Sturch, Moore, $281 Ag-related books Oklahoma Stone Soup Sally Wade, Oklahoma City, $220 Planting materials Lacy Whisenhunt, Eufaula, $300 Materials for teaching Ag in the Classroom lessons: Clucking Chickens A Bean is a Seed Bee Smart; Bee Happy Territorial Children Tortillas in a Bag Amanda Whitely, Stilwell, $300 Some things my students learned: Peanuts grow from vines underground. Where milk comes from and how it gets to the grocery store. The process of a plant's growth How we use agriculture products in our everyday life and how we can't live without them. Materials for teaching Ag in the Classroom lessons Tortillas in a Bag Street Cows Ag in My Classroom Ag in My Community The Art of Growing Things Back to the Farm Barnyard Bingo Be a Food Explorer Baby Peanut Plants A Bean is a Seed Bee Smart; Bee Happy Beautiful Bovine Beef or Dairy? Little Red Hen Bread in a Bag Build a Burger Catch as Catch Can Case of the Missing Pumpkin Clucking Chickens A Lucky Break Plant Parts We Eat Stick Horse Rodeo A Day Without Ag Egg Toss Farm Babies The Grain Game A Horse of Different Colors A Hundred Bales of Hay Made From Animals   Tortillas in a Bag Back to Grant Winners Back to Grants Page Back to Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is a program of the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry and the Oklahoma State Department of Education.