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Jolly Gingerbread
We will be doing many exciting things with
gingerbread this year. We will be exchanging gingerbread people with
classrooms across the country. Each classroom on our list will send us a
gingerbread kid that represents their city, state, or community. We will also
read different versions of the gingerbread man stories, write stories, make
gingerbread houses and many many other exciting activities. At the bottom
of the page you will find some of the gingerbread kids that made it to our
classroom last year.
Gingerbread Links
Jan
Brett-Design a Gingerbread Friend
Jan
Brett-Design a Gingerbread House
Jan
Brett-Numerous Activities!
Gingerbread
Pattern from T-Net
Directions are for a
take-home-project, but can be easily used in class.
Gingerbread
5 Day Unit
This site has day-by-day lessons
and printables.
G
is For Gingerbread
Great ideas from KinderKorner
Gingerbread
Math
Gingerbread
Goodies
Wonderful site with some fabulous
ideas...plus photos.
11
Lessons from AtoZ TeacherStuff
Gingerbread
Man from Hubbard's Cupboard
Gingerbread
Integrated Unit
Gingerbread
Man Literature Activities
Gingerbread
Ornaments
These are very fragrant and fairly easy to make. A
little messy but that's what adds to the fun! But remember they ARE NOT EDIBLE!
These directions are for making 6
ornaments:
1/2 c. cinnamon
1/2 c. applesauce
2 Tablespoons glue
Mix the previous ingredients
together. Roll out onto wax paper. Cut out the shape using a gingerbread
cookie cutter. make sure to make a hole on the top with a straw to be able to
attach string when they are dry. Let the gingerbread people air dry for 2
days, maybe longer depending upon where you live. When they are dry, add
string, yarn or ribbon.
Gingerbread Literature
The following is a list of the books we will be
using in class. It is by no means a complete list of gingerbread themed books,
only the ones I personally use and/or own.
Gingerbread
Baby by Jan Brett
The
Gingerbread Boy by Paul Galdone
Gingerbread
Friends by Jan Brett {This is her new book!}
Gingerbread
Cowboy by Janet Squires
The
Gingerbread Girl by Lisa Campbell Ernst
The
Gingerbread Man by Jim Aylesworth
The
Gingerbread Man by Eric Kimmel
Gingerbread Houses
We had so much fun making our gingerbread houses.
We used our empty, cleaned milk cartons from lunch for the base. We used white
frosting to "glue" them to a paper plate. Next we "glued" graham crackers to
the sides and roof. The houses were decortated with different candy,
marshmellows, sprinkles and of course a gingerbread cookie.
Our Gingerbread
Friends!
Samples of last years Ginger Kids!
Miss Nevers' 1st Grade
Selma F. Bartlett
Elementary
Henderson, NV
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Gina Van Worth Kindergarten
Boswell, OK
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Peg Bania's Grade 1
Pineville Elementary
School
Pineville, NC
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Jackie
Gray's 1st Grade
Gerald Elementary
Gerald MO
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Jessie Blaney's 1st Grade
Choconut Valley Elementary
Friendsville, PA
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Kristen Dennis' 2nd grade
Eden Gardens Magnet School
Shreveport, LA
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