A gingerbread house alternative that feeds your backyard birds.Skip the gingerbread house that gets tossed in the trash after Christmas and build one that becomes a feast for your backyard birds!
My Build a Birdhouse Gingerbread House Kit turns a classic holiday tradition into a hands-on winter nature activity for the whole family. Build your birdhouse using handmade birdseed “gingerbread” puzzle pieces, decorate it with bird-friendly toppings, then set it outside and watch your feathered visitors enjoy your creation.
Handmade birdseed “gingerbread” house pieces to build your birdhouse
A small squeeze bottle of peanut butter for decorating
Dried fruit for decorating
Assorted nuts & seeds
Extra birdseed
A family-friendly instruction sheet including ideas for bird-friendly things you can forage from your kitchen and yard
A “Who Came to Dinner?” winter bird checklist to help kids keep track of their backyard visitors (birds native to Minnesota)
The best part? Your masterpiece doesn't become trash when the holidays are over. It becomes dinner!
Adult supervision recommended. Contains peanut and tree nut products. Always supervise children around small pieces and birdseed. Keep birdseed treats outdoors and replace/remove them if they become wet or moldy.
A gingerbread house alternative that feeds your backyard birds.Skip the gingerbread house that gets tossed in the trash after Christmas and build one that becomes a feast for your backyard birds!
My Build a Birdhouse Gingerbread House Kit turns a classic holiday tradition into a hands-on winter nature activity for the whole family. Build your birdhouse using handmade birdseed “gingerbread” puzzle pieces, decorate it with bird-friendly toppings, then set it outside and watch your feathered visitors enjoy your creation.
Handmade birdseed “gingerbread” house pieces to build your birdhouse
A small squeeze bottle of peanut butter for decorating
Dried fruit for decorating
Assorted nuts & seeds
Extra birdseed
A family-friendly instruction sheet including ideas for bird-friendly things you can forage from your kitchen and yard
A “Who Came to Dinner?” winter bird checklist to help kids keep track of their backyard visitors (birds native to Minnesota)
The best part? Your masterpiece doesn't become trash when the holidays are over. It becomes dinner!
Adult supervision recommended. Contains peanut and tree nut products. Always supervise children around small pieces and birdseed. Keep birdseed treats outdoors and replace/remove them if they become wet or moldy.
