Hi Families!
Beye Discovery students were invited for the 2nd year in a row to create
one-of-a-kind holiday gifts for pre-school participants in the Head
Start Program. Last year, we made spherical ornaments with folded paper
circles. This year, our students made very personalized gingerbread
house ornaments, each with a special touch.
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Joey |
To begin, we looked at images of gingerbread house styles and discussed
what made gingerbread houses look so yummy and appealing. The candy
factor is big, and so is color: gum drops, peppermints, and candy canes
easily come to mind. We also considered motifs of the winter season such
as drifting snow, wreaths, holiday lights, snowflakes & evergreen
trees.
|
Lucy |
Everyone started the project with a yogurt cup, a rectangular strip of ginger colored paper, and a paper roof shape. Then the students selected from a variety of supplies including sequins, colorful collage papers, colored pencils & white paint to decorate their gingerbread house and roof.
Each gingerbread house is completely unique and we were touched by the
amount of care and thoughtfulness given by each child as they made their
gift. Students took pride in their work and it is our hope that the
recipients of these beautiful gifts could sense the warmth and joy the
children experienced in their making : )
|
Jessica |
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Theo |
|
Joel |
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Emory |
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Norah |
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Dexter |
|
Lucy |
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Joel: "Happy House" wishes for all the Head Start children! |
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