How do you eat your Oreo?

“Oreo Project”

1. January 15th, 2013 at 7:18 am      Reply Lily Says:

   Hi I’m Lily. I think your blog is very professional and it looks great. I love it!!!
   heres a link to my blog
   http://ladylilly.edublogs.org/
   Lily.

   
   
   • February 1st, 2013 at 8:23 am      Reply gfraher Says:

     Lily,

     Thank you for your comment. I will look forward to visiting your blog. What part of blogging do you enjoy the most?

     Mrs. Fraher

     
     
2. January 15th, 2013 at 2:35 pm      Reply Mrs Monaghan Says:

   Dear Mrs Fraher and class,
   I can’t believe you found so many things to do with Oreos! I especially liked your drawings using your imagination to show what the Oreo could be. Although we sometimes see Oreos in our shops, they are nowhere near as common here as in the US. We don’t even call them cookies, we call them biscuits. Did you know that the word biscuit comes from the French ‘bis cuit’ meaning twice baked? Do you ever use the word biscuit?
   Our most popular biscuit is a kitkat. Do you get those in America?
   By the way, it is snowing here in the frozen north of England!! Enjoy your sunshine!
   Your friends
   Mrs Monaghan and A Room with a View

   
   
   • February 1st, 2013 at 8:22 am      Reply gfraher Says:

     Hello, Mrs. Monaghan and class,

     Thank you for your comment on our Oreo Project. The Oreo Project was really fun and it was great coming up with the ideas. The idea for the project came from a site called Projects by Jen. You should check it out. Be glad you don’t see Oreos very much. They are unhealthy! Did you know someone tried to get them banned for sale in California because they were so bad for you? Doesn’t seem to stop people from eating them. What foods do you have in England that are really bad for your health?

     There seems to be a lot of differences in the vocabulary between US and England. It would be fun to do a project between our classes with that as the topic. For us, a biscuit is something you smother in gravy for breakfast. We have Kitkats but they are chocolate candy bars. Do you usually get snow at this time? Our high today will be 70 degrees. Definitely lovin’ it! Have a great day.

     Mrs. Fraher’s Class

     
     
3. March 20th, 2013 at 2:30 pm      Reply Seth Says:

   Dear friend,

   I was the one that had 29 oreos stack up. That day was fun.

   Your friend, seth

   
   
4. April 25th, 2013 at 11:43 am      Reply Delandra Says:

   Hello Mrs. Fraher and Class,

   This is Avery’s aunt Delandra in Oregon. I have to say you guys did more with Oreo cookies in one day than I could have ever dreamed of doing in a lifetime!!

   I’m glad to see that Avery eats her Oreo cookies just like me by scraping off the stuffing with her teeth and saving the cookie part for last…

   Have a great day,

   D

   
   
5. May 15th, 2013 at 11:06 am      Reply Tyler.T Says:

   Highest oreo stack think about 35. It is much harder than it looks.
   Think about stacking chiped oreos cracked oreos it would be so uneven