Newspapers in Education Series

Placing The Guardian atop the State Capitol building was one of the first Centennial projects. Do you know how it was created?

To study the past, we read about it and listen to stories. But did you know that we can also taste the past? Native Americans contributed many of the foods we eat today.

Oklahoma has had fourteen flags fly over the state since the Spanish came to the Great Plains. The current state flag was officially adopted in 1925. It honors more than 60 groups of Native Americans and their ancestors.

Corn was first grown more than 7,000 years ago. Scientists believe it was developed in Central Mexico. Also known as maize, it was eventually adapted and developed, and became a staple for Native Americans.

A booklet featuring information, history and activities related to Native Americans unique legacy over the past 100 years. Prepared as part of the Native American Heritage Month