Every December I teach a Gingerbread Unit. It’s a wonderful theme that everyone can participate in no matter which holiday they celebrate.
This year I’ve
created some fun Gingerbread resources that I’d like to share with you. Everything is low prep and easy to incorporate into your classroom centers.
Gingerbread Tic Tac Toe
This
resource is free on Teachers Pay Teachers. This is a quick and fun game that
your kiddos can play during an indoor recess, in pairs when they’ve completed
their work, or with you as a reward for good behavior.
Gingerbread Writing
This
resource is also free on Teachers Pay Teachers and differentiated based on your
kiddos’ skill levels.
There are
two different writing activities in this resource: a creative writing piece (If
I Lived In A Gingerbread House) and a How To Piece (How To Make A Gingerbread
House).
Gingerbread Hide-And-Seek
The
Gingerbread Kids are on the loose! This is a fun seek-n-find game perfect for a
Gingerbread Man lesson during the holidays or in conjunction with a fairytale
theme.
Invite your
kiddos to work alone, in pairs, or small groups as they hunt down a dozen
adorable Gingerbread Kids. The game fosters visual discrimination, cooperation,
and patience.
Gingerbread Kid Letter Match
Perfect
for small group instruction and literacy centers. Helps aid in letter
identification, cooperation skills, and sharing.
Three of my favorite Gingerbread Books by Jan Brett: She also has FREE resources for all her books.
Happy
Holidays!
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