Activity Overview
Oklahoma has so many wonderful places to visit, and postcards are a fun way to let others know about where you’ve been! Using the 2 cell poster template provided, students will create a postcard from Oklahoma. The written part must include at least one fact about the landmark, and the picture must accurately depict the location.
Some popular tourist attractions in Oklahoma include Route 66, Museum of Great Plains, Pioneer Woman Museum, Frontier City Theme Park, Tallgrass Prairie Preserve.
Template and Class Instructions
(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)
Due Date:
Objective: Create a postcard from a landmark in Oklahoma.
Student Instructions
- Click on “Start Assignment”.
- Create a 2-cell storyboard or use the template provided.
- In the left cell, create an image that depicts the landmark or the state in general using an appropriate scene, characters, and items. Be sure to include the state name somehow.
- In the right cell, write a note to a friend or family member describing the landmark that you have "visited". You must include at least one fact about the landmark.
- On the address lines provided, make up a creative address for the recipient.
- Create a fun stamp in the box in the upper right corner.
- Save often!
Lesson Plan Reference
Rubric
(You can also create your own on Quick Rubric.)
| Proficient | Emerging | Beginning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organization | Examples are accurate, complete, well organized, and easy to understand. | Examples are somewhat accurate, complete, well organized, and easy to understand. | Examples are inaccurate, incomplete, disorganized, and difficult to understand. |
| Illustrations | Illustrations depict the written description with clear visuals of appropriate scenes, characters, items, etc. | Illustrations depict the written description but are unclear or incomplete. | Illustrations do not make sense with the written description. |
| Spelling and Grammar | Spelling and grammar is mostly accurate. Mistakes do not get in the way of understanding. | Spelling is inaccurate and hinders full understanding. | Text is difficult to understand. |
Activity Overview
Oklahoma has so many wonderful places to visit, and postcards are a fun way to let others know about where you’ve been! Using the 2 cell poster template provided, students will create a postcard from Oklahoma. The written part must include at least one fact about the landmark, and the picture must accurately depict the location.
Some popular tourist attractions in Oklahoma include Route 66, Museum of Great Plains, Pioneer Woman Museum, Frontier City Theme Park, Tallgrass Prairie Preserve.
Template and Class Instructions
(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)
Due Date:
Objective: Create a postcard from a landmark in Oklahoma.
Student Instructions
- Click on “Start Assignment”.
- Create a 2-cell storyboard or use the template provided.
- In the left cell, create an image that depicts the landmark or the state in general using an appropriate scene, characters, and items. Be sure to include the state name somehow.
- In the right cell, write a note to a friend or family member describing the landmark that you have "visited". You must include at least one fact about the landmark.
- On the address lines provided, make up a creative address for the recipient.
- Create a fun stamp in the box in the upper right corner.
- Save often!
Lesson Plan Reference
Rubric
(You can also create your own on Quick Rubric.)
| Proficient | Emerging | Beginning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organization | Examples are accurate, complete, well organized, and easy to understand. | Examples are somewhat accurate, complete, well organized, and easy to understand. | Examples are inaccurate, incomplete, disorganized, and difficult to understand. |
| Illustrations | Illustrations depict the written description with clear visuals of appropriate scenes, characters, items, etc. | Illustrations depict the written description but are unclear or incomplete. | Illustrations do not make sense with the written description. |
| Spelling and Grammar | Spelling and grammar is mostly accurate. Mistakes do not get in the way of understanding. | Spelling is inaccurate and hinders full understanding. | Text is difficult to understand. |
How Tos about Oklahoma Landmark Postcard
Plan a Virtual Field Trip to an Oklahoma Landmark
Introduce students to Oklahoma landmarks by guiding them through an interactive online exploration before the postcard activity. Virtual field trips provide visuals, background, and context, helping students choose and accurately depict a location for their postcard.
Choose a Landmark Together as a Class
Brainstorm a list of Oklahoma landmarks with your students, then vote or discuss which ones interest them most. This collaborative approach builds excitement and helps students feel more invested in their postcard project.
Model How to Research Fun Facts
Demonstrate how to find kid-friendly facts about a landmark using books, videos, or trusted websites. Show students how to pick interesting, accurate information to include in their postcard note.
Show How to Sketch Landmark Features
Teach students to notice and draw key features of their chosen landmark using simple shapes. Modeling drawing builds confidence and ensures their postcard image is recognizable and accurate.
Encourage Peer Feedback and Sharing
Set up a gallery walk or partner exchange for students to share their postcards and give positive feedback. This builds community and helps students learn more about Oklahoma's diverse landmarks.
Frequently Asked Questions about Oklahoma Landmark Postcard
What is the Oklahoma Landmark Postcard lesson?
The Oklahoma Landmark Postcard lesson is a creative activity where students design a postcard featuring a famous Oklahoma landmark. They include an illustration and write a note sharing at least one fact about the location, helping them learn about state history and geography.
How do students create a postcard for an Oklahoma landmark?
To make an Oklahoma landmark postcard, students use a 2-cell template: one side shows an image of the landmark or state, and the other contains a note describing the landmark with a fun fact. They also add a creative address and draw a stamp.
What are some popular Oklahoma landmarks for this postcard project?
Popular Oklahoma landmarks for the postcard project include Route 66, Museum of Great Plains, Pioneer Woman Museum, Frontier City Theme Park, and Tallgrass Prairie Preserve. Students can choose any of these or another state attraction.
What skills do students practice with the Oklahoma Landmark Postcard activity?
Students build writing, research, creativity, and visual storytelling skills by describing landmarks, creating art, and sharing facts, all while learning about Oklahoma’s history and geography.
What are some tips for making the Oklahoma Landmark Postcard lesson engaging?
Encourage students to pick unique landmarks, use vivid colors, invent creative addresses, and share interesting facts. Let them collaborate or present their postcards to the class for added fun and learning.
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