A sugary-sweet tradition at Flandreau Public Schools has once again brought parents, siblings, relatives or friends together with a special child for an afternoon of creativity and connection. Each …
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A sugary-sweet tradition at Flandreau Public Schools has once again brought parents, siblings, relatives or friends together with a special child for an afternoon of creativity and connection.
Each year, elementary students invite someone special to join them in decorating donated gingerbread (or graham cracker) houses, transforming the treats into miniature works of art.
Armed with a colorful array of candies and frosting, students let their imaginations run wild, crafting everything from fences and light posts to intricate gates and holiday trees.