Patrick Biondolillo shows off his finished product.
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Cedrize Bramble and her mother Dawn worked together to create a nice looking gingerbread house.
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Robert W. Carbonaro School kindergarten students, from left, Akiya Gonzalez, Winter Libsman, Ariel Cabra, Sadie Seulal and Danielle Zervos showed off their completed gingerbread houses.
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Tyler DeVoe used a lot of Cheerios, gummy bears and gum drops, and plenty of frosting, to decorate his house.
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Vinny Vermiyle got some help decorating from his mother, Monica.
Anyone walking into the kindergarten wing at the Robert W. Carbonaro School last Friday afternoon was greeted by the smell of sugar and spice.
Students, joined by their parents, were making gingerbread houses in what has become an annual holiday tradition at the school. They started with an empty milk carton, stuck on graham crackers, then decorated the houses with icing and all sorts of candy. The children then got to take their mostly edible creations home.
