Lesson Plans

NAME: PARISH SUBJECT(s) Ok. History

National Standards PASS/Tulsa Benchmarks

Ch. 1 Prehistoric Oklahoma

Beringia, Domebo Mammoth Kill Site, Clovis points, Spiro Mounds

MON. Jan. 8

Pass out Syllabus’ and Introduction to classes

Ok. History: Syllabus

TUES. Jan. 9

Pass out books and seating chart

Ok. History: Seating Chart and pass out books

WED. Jan. 10

Ch.1 Prehistoric Oklahoma

Prehistoric eras in Oklahoma

Beringia, Nomad travels

THURS. Jan. 11

The Domebo Mammoth Kill Site,

Stecker, Caddo County

Clovis Points

FRIDAY Jan. 12

Spiro Mounds,

Spiro, LaFlore County

Hyroglyphics



MON. Jan. 15

No Classes: MLK day

TUES. Jan. 16

1-9 Questions on Pg. 60

WED. Jan. 17

Spanish Explorers

Coronado, 7 Cities, 3 Advantages the Spanish held over the Indians

DeSoto, Onate, Padilla

THURS. Jan. 18

De Soto, Mississippi River

Onate, Great Plains


FRIDAY Jan. 19

The French, LaSalle, LaHarpe

Cultural Exchanges between the Indians, Spanish, and French


MON. Jan. 22

Ok. History: Ch. 2 Review

Students do page 108

1-13 Definitions 1-7 Questions


TUES. Jan. 23

Louisiana Purchase

Lewis and Clark Expedition

Wilkinson and Pike Expedition

Pike’s Peak

WED. Jan. 24

Sparks Expedition

The Great Raft

Sibley Expedition

The Great Salt Plains

THURS. Jan. 25

Unit 1 Review

1-21 Def, 1-12 Quest


FRIDAY Jan. 26

Unit 1 Exam




MON. Jan. 29

Early Government of Indian Territory

Changing Boundaries between Spain and U.S.

Territory of New Orleans, District of Louisiana

Territory of Missouri

1819 Adams-Onis Treaty


TUES. Jan. 30

U.S. Traders

The Chouteaus. Jean Pierre Chouteau’s Trading Post (Salina)

Colonel Hugh Glenn(Catoosa)

Nathaniel Pryor(Pryor)


WED. Jan. 31

Frontier Forts and Oklahoma’s first roads

1817 Ft. Smith

1824 Ft. Gibson and Ft. Towson

1834 Ft. Coffee and Ft. Holmes

1842 Ft. Washita

The first roads in Oklahoma were built to connect the Forts


THURS. Feb. 1

Discussion Questions 1-7 on page 39.


FRIDAY Feb. 2

Difference in Property Ownership

Cultural and Religious Conflicts

Relations between the U.S. and Indian Governments

Difference in views of Property Ownership


MON. Feb. 5

Cultural Differences

Religious views and Ceremonies

Differences in view of work for men and women


TUES. Feb. 6

The “Indian Problem” and

The Quakers

What is the “Indian Problem”?

King Phillips War

The Quakers and William Penn


WED. Feb. 7

Solutions to the “Indian Problem”

Solutions to the “Indian Problem”

Removal

Assimilation

Allotment

THURS. Feb. 8

Discussion Questions 1-6 on page 150.


FRIDAY Feb. 9

Choctaw Removal

Chief Pushmataha

Treaty of Doak’s Stand

Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Creek

Capitol in Tuskahoma, Ok.

MON. Feb. 12

Creek Removal

Dissension among the Creeks

2 factions: Upper Creeks and Lower Creeks

Tecumseh

The Red Sticks

TUES. Feb. 13

Creek Removal Cont.

Opothleyahola, William McIntosh, and the Creek Council

Creek Blood Law

Treaty of Indian Springs

Execution of William McIntosh


WED. Feb. 14

Seminoles

Oceola

Great Seminole War

Treaty of Payne's Landing

THURS. Feb. 15

Cherokee Removal

Sequoyia, Cherokee Pheonix

Treaty Of New Echota, Trail of Tears

FRIDAY Feb. 16

Chickasaw Removal Cont.

Treaty of Pontotoc

Treaty of Doaksville

Chickasaw removal

Monday Feb. 19

No School- President's Day


Tues. Feb. 20

Unit 2 Review

Definitions and Questions


Wed. Feb. 21

Unit 3

Golden Years

Civil War in Indian Territory, Indian Agents, Gopher John, Slavery in the territory


Thurs. Feb. 22

1842 Slave Rebellion

600 Cherokee/Creek slaves rebel, Dragoons end the rebellion


Fri. Feb. 23

Civil War Battles in Indian Territory

Confederate interests in Indian Territory, Indian sympathies with the south, Tribal divisions over alliances



DAY/Objectives

MON. Feb. 26

Cattle Industry

Texas Longhorn, the Open range, Chisholm Trail, and other trails through Indian Territory. Other topics include: Texas fever, barb wire fencing, and life on a cattle drive.

TUES. Feb. 27

Railhead towns, Sandbar Saloon

Railhead towns in Indian Territory, Purcell, and the business opportunities that these towns offered.


WED. Feb. 28

Railroads

Railroads in Indian Territory. Including Katy, Frisco, and SanteFe. Discussion will include the tribes fight to keep the railroads out and the workers that the railroads brought to the area.


THURS. Mar. 1

Coal Mining

J.J. McAlester and the discovery of coal in McAlester. The dangers of mining and white interest in Indian Territory intensifies.


FRIDAY Mar. 2

1-6 Discussion questions on page 112.

MON. Mar. 5

Boomer Movement

Elias C. Boudinot, David L. Payne’s Boomer Movement, William L. Couch .

TUES. Mar. 6

Harrison’s Hoss Race

Opening of the Unassigned Lands, The race for land,race rules,Sooners.


WED. Mar. 7

Ch. 12 Review

questions. 1-7 on page 117.


THURS. Mar. 8

Unit Review

Unit 3 Review. Definitions and questions.


FRI. Mar. 9

Unit 3 Exam

Ok. History: Unit 3 Exam

MON. Mar. 12

Courts and prisons

Ft. Smith, Arkansas court and Leavenworth, Kansas prison, Judge Isaac Parker. Outlaws in Oklahoma Territory.

TUES. Mar. 13

Organic Act and Dawes Commission

1890 Organic Act, Crazy Snake Rebellion. Students will do Ch. 13 review questions 1-5 on page 127.


WED. Mar. 14

Choctaw Chief Allen Wright

Choctaw Chief Allen Wright coined the term “Oklahoma” which means “Land of the Redman”, Provisional government for Oklahoma Territory.


THURS. Mar. 15

Land Openings and Settlers

The Jerome Commission, harsh living conditions in Oklahoma Territory.


FRI. Mar. 16

Oklahoma Land Run, Land Lottery

William Prettyman the frontier photographer, El Reno, RR land vouchers

Mon. Mar. 26- Fri. Mar. 30

No School- Spring Break


MON. Mar. 26

Cattle Industry:

Texas Longhorn, the Open range, Chisholm Trail, and other trails through Indian Territory. Other topics include: Texas fever, barb wire fencing, and life on a cattle drive.

TUES. Mar. 27

Railhead towns, Sandbar Saloon

Railhead towns in Indian Territory, Purcell, and the business opportunities that these towns offered.

Railroads

Railroads in Indian Territory. Including Katy, Frisco, and SanteFe. Discussion will include the tribes fight to keep the railroads out and the workers that the railroads brought to the area.


Wed. Mar. 28

Territorial Governors

Ferguson, Steele, Renfrow, Seay, Jenkins, Grimes, Frantz


Thurs. Mar. 29

Education

Subscription Schoold, McGuffey's Readers, Seminary Schools


Fri. Mar. 30

Oklahoma's Constitution

William Jennings Bryan, Progressive Movement, Bi-Cameral

Mon. April 2

Coal Mining

J.J. McAlester and the discovery of coal in McAlester. The dangers of mining and white interest in Indian Territory intensifies.


Tues. April 3

Greer County

Congressional case between Oklahoma and Texas over Greer County.

Land Openings

Land openings by way of land race, land lottery and land auction in Oklahoma Territory.


WED. April 4

Statehood

E.P. McCabe

E.P. McCabe’s proposal for an all-black state. Langston University.

Twin Statehood

Twin Statehood. Proposal for an all-Indian state called “Sequoyah”.


Thurs. April 5

State Capitol

Charles Haskell, Capitol vote, Lee-Huckins Hotel, Capitol Dome


Fri. April 6

Tulsa Race Riot

Dick Rowland, Sarah Page, Drexel Building, Tulsa Tribune, Greenwood District

Mon. April 9

Dust Bowl

"Okies", westward migration, harsh living conditions


Tues. April 10

WW2

"Code Talkers", 45th Infantry,

Oklahoma Governors

Alfalfa Bill Murray, Red River Bridge War, Kerr-McGee


Wed. April 11

OKC Sit-Ins

Civil Rights movement, Clara Barton, Integration


Thurs. April 12

Oklahoma Governors

Edmondson, Gary, Boren, Kerr


Fri. April 13

Oklahoma Celebrities

Musicians, Movie Stars, Sports heroes, Politicians

Mon. April 16

OKC Bombing

Timothy McVeigh, Terry Nichols, the trial and sentence


Tues. April 17

Oklahoma Oil Capitol

Philbrook, Phillips


Wed. April 18

Geography

Counties, Interstates, Lakes, Rivers


Thurs. April 19

Oklahoma Symbols

State Flag, Flower, Bird, Rock, Song, etc...


Fri. April 20

Oklahoma Weather

Historical storms, tornadoes, earth quakes

Mon. April 23

Northeastern Oklahoma

Green Country, History of Tulsa, Grand Lake of the Cherokees


Tues. April 24

Southeastern Oklahoma

Durant, Southeastern University, State Parks


Wed. April 25

Central Oklahoma

History of OKC, Universities of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, Cowboy Hall of Fame


Thurs. April 26

Northwestern Oklahoma

Alva, Guyman, Great Salt Plains, Black Mesa


Fri. April 27

Southwestern Oklahoma

Lawton, Military bases, western plains



Mon. April 30

77 Counties Map

Name the counties and county seat


Tues. May 1

Northeastern Counties

Quiz over the NE counties


Wed. May 2

Southeastern Counties

Quiz over the SE Counties


Thurs. May 3

Central Counties

Quiz over the central counties


Fri. May 4

Northwestern Counties

Quiz over the NW Counties


Mon. May 7

Southwestern Counties

Quiz over the SW Counties


Tues. May 8

Group Project- Google Drive

Groups will be given a section of Oklahoma and have to come up with a 5 slide show.


Wed. May 9

Group Project- Google Drive


Thurs. May 10

Group Project- Google Drive


Friday May 11

Group Project- Google Drive



Mon. May 14

Group Project-Google Drive

Project Presentations


Tues. May 15

Group Project- Google drive

Project Presentations


Wed. May 16

Semester Review

Definition and Question


Thurs. May 17

Semester Review Cont.


Friday May 18

Semester Review Cont.


Mon. May 21

Semester Review Game

Jeopardy


Tues. May 22

Semester Final

Block Schedule


Wed. May 23

Semester Final

Block Schedule