September 2008:  Our stacks ranged from 10 cookies to 27.  (We had one unconfirmed stack of 35 cookies.)

Individuals estimated how many Oreos® they

thought they would be able to stack before

the Oreos® tumbled. Each child had two tries.

We wrote journal

                                               entries with our 

                                               predictions and our

                                               results.

The average of the highest results of each student was 18.  We submitted our results. 

We wrote sculpture plans, voted, and then created group Oreo® Sculptures out of the used Oreos® and creme filling! 

Sculpture photographs added to the photograph album above.

O.R.E.O. Projects

Our Really Exciting Online Project

This page was last updated: 11/26/2016

We participate in an international online project hosted by Jennifer Wagner at JenuineTech.com.  This project is an opportunity to practice our Math and Language Arts skills!

Small groups of students stack original Oreo® cookies and count how many Oreos® they can stack before the Oreos® tumble!  Our results for different years are listed below.  After classrooms around the world submit their results, we compare our results to theirs.

O.R.E.O. 2009

October 8, 2009:  Our stacks this year ranged from 15 cookies to 32. The average of all of our scores was 23 cookies so that's the score that we submitted to the online project.

We took the Oreo® creme center filling and created Halloween objects.

O.R.E.O. 2008