Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom All Lessons New and Revised Lessons and Other Resources In order to download Smart Board activities, you must have Smart Notebook installed on your computer. *Need help opening Smart Board activities? Recently Revised Lessons and Resources New Resources New Lessons A Bean is a Seed Added Tofu Timber activity Oklahoma's Other Oilfields Added bubble activity Food for Keeps Added recipe for fruit leather Just a Lookin' for a HomeAdded discussion question page, with answers Bandana Apron Added "The History of Aprons." A Bean is a Seed Added books, corrected formatting issues Dirty Pictures Added instructions for soil painting. Red Dirt Groundbreakers Added "Juan Cruz Lujan and the Pastores" Colored Sand for Sand Art Finger Paint Veggie Ink 3-D Berry Cracked Wheat Salad (Tabouli) Peach Lassi Freeze Blackberry Sorbet Yogurt-Frosted Watermelon Shapes Granola Watermelon Salsa Fresh Chunky Salsa How Do They Do That? Movies About Agricultural Topics Peanut Butter Sushi Glogster What is Cotton? (video from the Oklahoma Cotton Council) Bandana Apron The Agriculture Song   Counting Sheep Students learn about the origins of counting by shepherds keeping track of their sheep. (Grades K-6 math, reading, social studies) with Smartboard activity Sorghum Feeds Oklahoma Cattle Students read and answer questions about sorghum as a feed crop and as a grain crop in other parts of othe world. Students conduct taste tests and follow directions to make sorghum molasses gingerbread. (Grades 3-7 reading, writing, science and social studies) Reading Wild Plants: Graphing to Identify Hybrids, with Power Point Presentation Using graphs to find evidence of hybrids in plant populations. (Grades 6-8 science, math and social studies) Good Grapes Math activities with grapes, a fable and the growth cycle of grapes. (Grades PreK-5 math, reading, life science) Just Peachy Students trace the migration of peaches, from China to Oklahoma, and read about the history of peach production in our state. (Grades 3-6 social studies, reading, life science) Oklahoma's Other OilfieldsStudents learn about oilseed crops - canola, soybeans, cottonseeds and sunflower seeds - and how oil is extracted from them. (Grades 6-8 Physical Science) Back to Lessons Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is a program of the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Serivce, Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry and the Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture.