Class Websites of the O.R.E.O. Project
| Bev
Siriois |
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We
made the news -- Thanks
to Daily News Online By RANDY HARRISON Washington Elementary School first-graders were recently among students from around the world who participated in a school project that was good enough to eat. Students in Melanie Corn's class took part in the OREO (Our Really Exciting Online) Project, along with children in 46 states plus Australia, Canada, Germany, Japan, Puerto Rico, Scotland and Thailand. The goal was to see how many Oreo cookies students could stack before they tumbled over. Each student took two turns. They were not allowed to use anything to stabilize the cookies, nor were they allowed to adjust the cookies as they stacked. And they were encouraged to speculate how many Oreos they thought they would be able to stack and then compare their actual results. Corn submitted a class average based on each child's highest stack. Branton Scott's stack was the tallest with 24 cookies. The class average was 17. |
You
are also invited to join these
internet sites about Oreos.
| Oreo & Milk Memories -- Fun activities, information, and more at this site! |
| Especially For Kids -- Recipes from Kraft Foods. |
| Nabisco -- More Oreo Fun! |
| History of the Oreo Cookie -- From About.com |
| 100 Years of Oreo -- More info from Kraft.com |
| Oreo Response Writing -- For Grades 5 and up! |
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