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APACHES |
EARLY FARMERS |
OSAGE |
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AQUIFERS |
FORAGES |
PANGAEA |
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ARBUCKLE MOUNTAIN |
FOSSIL |
PEANUTS |
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ARTIFACTS |
GERONIMO |
QUANAH PARKER |
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BASIN |
GREAT AMERICAN DESERT |
RED BUD |
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BIG GAME HUNTERS |
GREAT PLAINS |
RED RIVER |
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BLACK GOLD |
GUTHRIE |
SOONER |
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BLACK MESA |
INDIAN BLANKET |
SPIRO MOUND |
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BOOMER |
INDIAN TERRITORY |
TORNADO VALLEY |
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BUFFALO |
LAWTON |
TULSA |
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CANADIAN RIVER |
MAIZE |
TURNER FALLS |
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COAL |
NATURAL GAS |
VALLEY |
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COMMANCHES |
NATURAL RESOURCES |
WHEAT |
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CORN |
NORMAN |
WHITE TAIL DEER |
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COTTON |
OIL |
WICHITAS |
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CROSS TIMBERS |
OKLAHOMA |
WILDLIFE |
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CULTURE |
OKLAHOMA CITY |
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Answer
This worksheet is suitable for individuals or educators that want something with a difficulty level of Very Difficult.
You can find the words in the grid by looking Diagonal, Forward, Backward, Up, and Down. Circle them with a pencil or use a marker to highlight the letters.
But most of all HAVE FUN!!!
