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Objective

By the end of the lesson, the student will have learned about Oreos, including their history, ingredients, and how they are made.

Materials and Prep

  • A pack of Oreos
  • A computer or tablet with internet access
  • Pen and paper for note-taking

No prior knowledge is required for this lesson.

Activities

  • Oreo Tasting: Start the lesson by having the student taste an Oreo cookie. Encourage them to describe the taste, texture, and any other observations they have.
  • Oreo History: Show the student a short video or article about the history of Oreos. Discuss how long they have been around and any interesting facts you learn.
  • Oreo Ingredients: Together, read the ingredients list on the Oreo packaging. Help the student understand what each ingredient is and where it comes from.
  • Oreo Design: Have the student examine the design of an Oreo cookie. Ask them to draw and color their own Oreo design, using their imagination.
  • Oreo Math: Use the Oreo cookies as manipulatives for simple math problems. For example, ask the student to count how many cookies are in a row or divide the cookies equally between two plates.
  • Oreo Science Experiment: Dip an Oreo cookie in different liquids (water, milk, juice) and observe what happens. Discuss the results and why different liquids may affect the cookie differently.

Talking Points

  • Oreos are a type of cookie that many people enjoy eating.
  • Oreos have been around for a long time, since 1912!
  • They were first made in the United States.
  • Oreos are made with a sweet, creamy filling sandwiched between two chocolate-flavored cookies.
  • The ingredients in Oreos include flour, sugar, cocoa, and vanilla.
  • There are different ways to eat Oreos - some people like to twist them apart and eat the filling first, while others prefer to eat them whole.
  • Oreos can be used in fun activities, like designing your own cookie or using them for math problems.
  • When you dip an Oreo in different liquids, it can absorb some of the liquid and change its texture.
  • Exploring and learning about Oreos can be a tasty and educational experience!

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