Mrs. Bostelman’s kindergarten classroom was filled with sweet smells, big smiles, and busy little hands during a special hands-on learning experience this week.
Students welcomed a special helper, Denise Hornish, who joined the class to help bake gingerbread cookies. From mixing ingredients to frosting and decorating, students eagerly took part in each step of the process. As expected, things got a little messy, but that was all part of the fun. The students truly enjoyed their yummy treats.
At Tinora, we believe meaningful learning happens when students are actively involved. Hands-on activities like baking help young learners develop fine motor skills, practice following directions, and learn the importance of teamwork, all while making learning memorable and engaging.
We are grateful to Denise Hornish for taking the time to visit the classroom and help make this experience possible. Opportunities like this bring learning to life and create lasting memories for our students.
Be sure to check out photos of the students’ delicious gingerbread creations.
