Gingerbread Man Story

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Cute and playful, these gingerbread-spiced brownie cutouts are an easy holiday project for the kids to help with! You can use traditional gingerbread people cookie cutters to shape the brownies and then get creative with decorations. Use extra brownie pieces from the cutouts for snacks or ice cream sundaes!

How to Make a Gingerbread Man - Schedule : This December, I used a "Gingerbread" theme in my speech room. We used this schedule as a cut and paste sequencing activity. My students had to correctly sequence the order of making a gingerbread man and retell the sequence when completed.

Make deliciously scented gingerbread play dough. Then set it out with various manipulatives for kids to make their own gingerbread creations.

What can the littles do? So many things!

Did you make gingerbread man cookies? Here's a fun math gingerbread man activity to add playful learning to the project!

December bulletin board idea . . . love the kids as cookies!!!

Today we met a new Ginger Bread friend. We spent some time decorating him while discussing different body parts and where each body part is located. We talked about the Ginger Breadman's left and right side, his legs, arms, mouth and eyes. We took our time putting him back together again and worked our describing our actions as we did it. Later we measured our new Gingerbread friend in candy canes. Then we measured ourselves! After all of that we compared who was the tallest, and who was the…

Gingerbread Men Stories from Around the World A lot of teachers read the Gingerbread Man to their class this time of year. I love the Gingerbread Man as much as the next mama or teacher, but what …

A while ago we shared our Jack & the Beanstalk Story Basket, since then we've created several more to explore. These Story Baskets are a neat way to investigate familiar (& new) stories using a selection of props. They're great for encouraging recall skills, sequencing, language, storytelling, creativity, imagination, & so much more. Here are a few story baskets we've created recently with props from around our house The Three Little Pigs Story Basket 3 toy pigs Lego bricks Lolly sticks…

Pig Birthday Party Hat - There is also a link for making pig noses out of scrapbook paper, however I think using a cup from an egg carton would work well too. :)

Prepare a springtime treat for all of the Disney fans in your life, and see how many hidden Mickeys they'll spot.

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