Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Kids create gingerbread houses at workshop
At a special workshop in a place called Busy Bee Academy, kids got to make their own gingerbread houses.
They used things like cardboard, paint, and straws to build and decorate their houses.
The workshop was led by two instructors named Anindita Basu and Anindita Datta.
The kids had a lot of fun and some of them, like Airra Jain and Neil Bose, had never made a gingerbread house before.
They used different materials to make their houses look colorful and special.
The workshop was held around Christmas time to help kids feel the magic of the season and learn about different traditions.
It was also a way to keep kids away from their phones and enjoy some creative time together.
Children aged 7 and above participated in a gingerbread house-making workshop at Busy Bee Academy.
Participants used materials like cardboard, paint, straws, and cotton to create and decorate their houses.
Instructors Anindita Basu and Anindita Datta guided the children through the crafting process.
The workshop was organized to celebrate the magic of Christmas and teach kids about seasonal rituals.
The event aimed to engage children in a creative activity and keep them away from their phones.
- Who
- Children aged 7 and above, instructors Anindita Basu and Anindita Datta
- What
- A gingerbread house-making workshop
- When
- During the Christmas season
- Where
- Busy Bee Academy, AB Block
- Why
- To celebrate the magic of Christmas and engage children in a creative, phone-free activity
- Location
- Busy Bee Academy, AB Block
- Age Range
- 7 years and above
- Materials Used
- Cardboard, paint, straws, stones, sticks, cotton, glue guns, ribbons, markers
- Instructors
- Anindita Basu, Anindita Datta
- Event Type
- Gingerbread house-making workshop
- Occasion
- Christmas
- Organizer
- Busy Bee Academy