Alberton parent-teacher group hosts gingerbread day
Korbin Criter, a third-grade student in Ms. Bergman's class, was a bit frustrated at first with initial structure failure, but rightly proud of his completed ranch-style home. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
Plenty of smiles were in the Alberton School gymnasium Sunday as the PTSA held a free family gingerbread building event. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
Parents were helpful to many of the young students building their first gingerbread house on Sunday in the Alberton School gymnasium. The 2-hour workshop was sponsored by the Alberton School Parents Teachers Student Association. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
Some of the building materials were eaten during the Alberton PTSA gingerbread building workshop Sunday afternoon. But at the end of the 2 hours, dozens of families returned home with something they made together and probably ate together as well. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
On Sunday afternoon, the Alberton School Gymnasium transformed into a gingerbread house manufacturing plant as parents, guardians and kids came in to build and have fun.
Graham crackers were used instead of gingerbread so boxes were spaced out on the lunchroom tables with an aluminum foil mat in place for the building site...
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