We refer to it as a "gingerbread house," but really it's graham crackers. I can't tell you how great (and easy) it is to use this version with our 3 year old. The form of the house was already in place by a small cardboard box so all my 3 year old had to do was frost the pieces on. The idea came from her clever pre-school teachers. And will you look at the carefully placed pieces? Of course I helped but her tiny little fingers were so careful. So proud!
Graham Cracker House ...
We refer to it as a "gingerbread house," but really it's graham crackers. I can't tell you how great (and easy) it is to use this version with our 3 year old. The form of the house was already in place by a small cardboard box so all my 3 year old had to do was frost the pieces on. The idea came from her clever pre-school teachers. And will you look at the carefully placed pieces? Of course I helped but her tiny little fingers were so careful. So proud!
4 comments:
LOVE it! we're having a gingerbread decorating contest on saturday and i'm stoked! =)
Very cool Kello! Good luck with that. Here are some hot decorating tips ... sticks of gum (roof shingles), snow (shredded coconut), windows (edible rice paper or life savers), woodpile (pretzel sticks), shutters (wafer creams), snowmen & Christmas trees (peeps).
She did such a beautiful job, a natural artist.
Super cute. :)
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