Bring geometry to life with a festive, low-prep craft your students will actually be excited to complete! This 4th Grade Angles & Lines Gingerbread House project blends creativity with meaningful math practice as students build and decorate a “sweet” house while reviewing key geometry vocabulary and concepts.

Perfect for winter, this activity is seasonal without being tied to just one holiday, making it an easy fit for December through February.

What students will practice

Students will review and apply:

Lines, line segments, and rays

Naming angles

Acute, right, and obtuse angles

Parallel vs. perpendicular lines

What’s included

Angles & Lines gingerbread house craft for 4th grade

A coordinating banner to display across the top of your board

Accessories/decor to add charm and fill space along the bottom

Easy-to-cut title letters that say:

“Welcome to Our Sweet Math Village”

Why teachers love it

Encourages hands-on learning and strong vocabulary use

Makes an eye-catching bulletin board with minimal effort

Great for review, centers, small groups, or whole class

Students stay engaged because they get to decorate while learning

This is the kind of activity that feels fun for kids and purposeful for you—plus the finished display is a total hallway showstopper.

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