| Contests & Activities
Welcome to the OERB Contests & Activities page. The OERB hosts four different contests and activities each year for a variety of age groups. The list below gives a short description of each with the appropriate grade levels.
Where in the World is Petro Pete?
Deadline for this activity is in November of each year. Students from K-6th grade are eligible to participate. Students are asked to snap a picture of them with Petro Pete using their favorite petroleum by-products. Petroleum is used to make over 6,000 items from the eraser you use at school to the tennis shoes you wear on your feet! So, snap a picture of you and Pete with your favorite items for the chance to win some cool prizes and an exciting class party put on by the OERB staff. Click here for more information on Where in the World is Petro Pete?
well site safety Coloring Contest
Students in K-2nd grade are eligible for this contest. The deadline is in April of each year. Students are asked to use their creativity in coloring OERB's Petro Pete. The OERB provides a coloring sheet each year to participating schools. Winners are recognized at the State Capitol and also have the opportunity to meet their local legislators and visit one of Oklahoma City's exciting museums. For more information on the Coloring Contest click here.
well site Safety Poster Contest
Deadline for this contest is in April of each year. Students from 3rd-6th grade are eligible to participate. The goal is to inform students about well site safety. Students are asked to draw a poster with a catchy slogan that warns others about playing around abandoned oilfield equipment. Winners of this contest are also recognized at the State Capitol and also have the opportunity to meet their local legislators and visit one of Oklahoma City's exciting museums. Click here for more information on the Poster Contest.
well site Safety Ad Campaign
Deadline is in April of each year. The OERB has expanded its annual Well Site
Safety contest to grades 7 through 12 by introducing an advertising
campaign contest. Students in these grades can enter as groups or
individuals in two divisions, junior high and high school. Entries have
to focus on educating fellow students about the dangers of well sites
and why it is important to avoid them. All entries are required to
include an original catch phrase in the campaign and should incorporate
items like print ads, bumper sticker designs, tee shirt designs,
bookmarks and other materials. Winners receive a variety of different prizes and an exciting school assembly hosted by the OERB staff. To learn more about how to apply click the Ad Campaign link.
SEE PREVIOUS WINNING ENTRIES BELOW!
Contests & Activities
Welcome to the OERB Contests & Activities page. The OERB hosts four different contests and activities each year for a variety of age groups. The list below gives a short description of each with the appropriate grade levels.
Where in the World is Petro Pete?
Deadline for this activity is in November of each year. Students from K-6th grade are eligible to participate. Students are asked to snap a picture of them with Petro Pete using their favorite petroleum by-products. Petroleum is used to make over 6,000 items from the eraser you use at school to the tennis shoes you wear on your feet! So, snap a picture of you and Pete with your favorite items for the chance to win some cool prizes and an exciting class party put on by the OERB staff. Click here for more information on Where in the World is Petro Pete?
well site safety Coloring Contest
Students in K-2nd grade are eligible for this contest. The deadline is in April of each year. Students are asked to use their creativity in coloring OERB's Petro Pete. The OERB provides a coloring sheet each year to participating schools. Winners are recognized at the State Capitol and also have the opportunity to meet their local legislators and visit one of Oklahoma City's exciting museums. For more information on the Coloring Contest click here.
well site Safety Poster Contest
Deadline for this contest is in April of each year. Students from 3rd-6th grade are eligible to participate. The goal is to inform students about well site safety. Students are asked to draw a poster with a catchy slogan that warns others about playing around abandoned oilfield equipment. Winners of this contest are also recognized at the State Capitol and also have the opportunity to meet their local legislators and visit one of Oklahoma City's exciting museums. Click here for more information on the Poster Contest.
well site Safety Ad Campaign
Deadline is in April of each year. The OERB has expanded its annual Well Site
Safety contest to grades 7 through 12 by introducing an advertising
campaign contest. Students in these grades can enter as groups or
individuals in two divisions, junior high and high school. Entries have
to focus on educating fellow students about the dangers of well sites
and why it is important to avoid them. All entries are required to
include an original catch phrase in the campaign and should incorporate
items like print ads, bumper sticker designs, tee shirt designs,
bookmarks and other materials. Winners receive a variety of different prizes and an exciting school assembly hosted by the OERB staff. To learn more about how to apply click the Ad Campaign link.
SEE PREVIOUS WINNING ENTRIES BELOW!
Congratulations Safety Poster & Coloring Contest Winners!
Congratulations Safety Poster & Coloring Contest Winners!
Congratulations Safety Ad Campaign Winners!7th-9th Grade WinnersTitle: "Read the Signs"
School: Riverfield Country Day School, Tulsa
Designers: Zack Davenport, Tyler Violett, Chance Oviedo, Zeke Clark and Stephen Holland
Print Ad T-Shirt Design 
Button Bookmark
 
Riverside Country Day School students blew us away with their design work. The winners are part of a visual communications class. Playing off the idea of the many warning signs found near oil and natural gas well sites, the students created print ads, bumper stickers, tee shirts and bookmarks to support their campaign.
Title: "Stay Off, Stay Alive, Stay Lucky"
School: Okarche Middle School
Designers: Mackenzie Rose Jacobs
Poster Bookmark
 
The winner at
Okarche Middle School did all the design work herself. She played off
the 1970s music hit, "Staying Alive" to create a slogan that encourages
her peers to, "stay off, stay alive, stay lucky" when it comes to well
sites. Jacobs created a poster and bookmark to go along with her
campaign.
10th-12th Grade Winners
Title: "Safebook. Log off Well Sites"
School: Covington-Douglas High School
Designers: Tautsy Smith, Jessi Gauley, Nereyda Rojo, Katherine Thorp, McKayla Scott
"Safebook" Page Button
 
Students from Covington-Douglas High School were the proud winners of the 10th through 12th grade category. Their "Safebook: Log off of Well Sites" campaign was a clever take off the popular social networking Web site, Facebook. The students put together a series of designs from bookmarks to buttons, and even created a mock up "Safebook" page all sure to catch their peers' attention.
Title: "Don't Jack It Up"
School: Little Axe High School
Designers: Jordan Tabor and ShyAnne Coughran
Bookmark Bumper Sticker  The 2012 winners in the high school division came from Little Axe. Jordan Tabor and ShyAnne Coughran centered their campaign around the slogan "Don't Jack it Up." Playing off the word "pump jack," they stressed the importance of staying away from abandoned well sites or you could "jack up" your body. Congratulations Safety Ad Campaign Winners!7th-9th Grade WinnersTitle: "Read the Signs"
School: Riverfield Country Day School, Tulsa
Designers: Zack Davenport, Tyler Violett, Chance Oviedo, Zeke Clark and Stephen Holland
Print Ad T-Shirt Design
Button Bookmark
Riverside Country Day School students blew us away with their design work. The winners are part of a visual communications class. Playing off the idea of the many warning signs found near oil and natural gas well sites, the students created print ads, bumper stickers, tee shirts and bookmarks to support their campaign.
Title: "Stay Off, Stay Alive, Stay Lucky"
School: Okarche Middle School
Designers: Mackenzie Rose Jacobs
Poster Bookmark
The winner at
Okarche Middle School did all the design work herself. She played off
the 1970s music hit, "Staying Alive" to create a slogan that encourages
her peers to, "stay off, stay alive, stay lucky" when it comes to well
sites. Jacobs created a poster and bookmark to go along with her
campaign.
10th-12th Grade Winners
Title: "Safebook. Log off Well Sites"
School: Covington-Douglas High School
Designers: Tautsy Smith, Jessi Gauley, Nereyda Rojo, Katherine Thorp, McKayla Scott
"Safebook" Page Button
Students from Covington-Douglas High School were the proud winners of the 10th through 12th grade category. Their "Safebook: Log off of Well Sites" campaign was a clever take off the popular social networking Web site, Facebook. The students put together a series of designs from bookmarks to buttons, and even created a mock up "Safebook" page all sure to catch their peers' attention.
Title: "Don't Jack It Up"
School: Little Axe High School
Designers: Jordan Tabor and ShyAnne Coughran
Bookmark Bumper Sticker The 2012 winners in the high school division came from Little Axe. Jordan Tabor and ShyAnne Coughran centered their campaign around the slogan "Don't Jack it Up." Playing off the word "pump jack," they stressed the importance of staying away from abandoned well sites or you could "jack up" your body. Where in the World is Petro Pete? Congratulations Winners!3rd-6th Grade Winners 1st Place
emily garrison
Russell dougherty elementary school
edmond, ok 2nd Place
kale gilbert
first lutheran school
ponca city, ok
 3rd Place
jessica lewis
plainview intermediate school
ardmore, ok
K-2nd Grade Winners 1st Place
gracie herriman
konawa elementary school
konawa, ok
 2nd Place
reese johnson
duke public school
duke, ok
 3rd Place
braden zeder
ator heights elementary school
collinsville, ok
Most Creative Winner most creativekendal wells
destiny christian school
midwest city, ok
Where in the World is Petro Pete? Congratulations Winners!3rd-6th Grade Winners1st Place
emily garrison
Russell dougherty elementary school
edmond, ok2nd Place
kale gilbert
first lutheran school
ponca city, ok
3rd Place
jessica lewis
plainview intermediate school
ardmore, ok
K-2nd Grade Winners1st Place
gracie herriman
konawa elementary school
konawa, ok
2nd Place
reese johnson
duke public school
duke, ok
3rd Place
braden zeder
ator heights elementary school
collinsville, ok
Most Creative Winnermost creativekendal wells
destiny christian school
midwest city, ok
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