The Eighth Annual
Gingerbread Extravaganza
Many of the houses on display at the Eighth Annual Gingerbread
Extravaganza were created by students at Oberlin High School. Donna
Shurr, who teaches Home Economics, Childhood Development, and Food
and Nutrition, helped students in all three of her classes make
gingerbread and graham cracker houses. Here are a few pictures of
her students at work. Click on the thumbnails to see a larger image.
First, the students made cardboard models of their houses
Then, they made the gingerbread and adorned it with all sorts
of tasty decorations.
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"We had a lot of fun making our gas station. It was harder
than we had expected, we especially didn't anticipate winning
anything." -- Jessica Howell and Antonia Romano.
"They taste good, and consequently must be very pretty."
-- Luiz Giacomelli
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"The project was a lot of hard work, but I truly enjoyed myself
and I'm glad I had such a good partner to work with." -- Hilary
Lewis
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The Final Product
"I had fun doing this project and I think it turned out well" --
Jordan Beard
"I think our house is very cute and colorful, I had a lot of fun
making it." -- Falon Altizer
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