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Students from Nancy Vaughn’s kindergarten class at Crown Valley Elementary School presented a dollhouse-sized gingerbread house they made to pediatric patients at Children’s Hospital at Mission in Mission Viejo on Friday.
The gingerbread house, created with the help of chefs from the Ritz-Carlton hotel, is a scaled-down replica of the massive version at the Ritz-Carlton in Dana Point.
The house will be on display through the holidays.
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