Gingerbread Geometry

 The 5th graders practiced their geometry math skills with this fun project! The students had to figure out the dimensions each element of a gingerbread house by measuring. Then they calculated the perimeter and area of each part. When they were done with their calculations they decorated the pieces and assembled their paper house. Take a look at the finished projects.










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