Try this for a twist on the gingerbread house!
Make a stable:
Break a graham cracker in half, then use a serrated knife to cut off one edge on each one at an angle. Use icing to make these stand up on a paper plate. Then use a full graham cracker to make the rooftop. Crush frosted mini-wheats around to look like snowy hay!
Make the nativity figures:
Each figure is made with a tootsie roll, gumdrop, and a piece of fruit roll-up... use icing to put the gumdrop head onto the tootsie roll. Then use a strip of fruit roll up to drape over the head and wrap around the tootsie roll body. Use a mini candy cane to turn one of your people into a shepherd!
Make a marshmallow sheep:
Poke 5 holes in a large marshmallow, one on the side for the head and four for legs. Cut a piece of black licorice into 5 pieces and poke them into the holes in the marshmallow.
Other stable animals:
Use icing to make other stable animals standing around using animal crackers.
Set this up and wait for baby Jesus to be born! Parents, try using a small gingerbread cookie as baby Jesus, place him in the stable on Christmas eve for a special night.
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