This video shows some of the tools that I currently use to teach Hebrew to my private tutoring students. We have a lot of fun together!
I have also done a lot of Jewish arts-and-crafting with a variety of students and young assistants. Some of that is shared in the images below. (Click on the thumbnails to see the full images.)
Banners for Sukkot (felt and ribbon)
- Sukkot banner flags drying before they can be attached to ribbons.
- Sukkot banner flags drying before they can be attached to ribbons.
- Finished Sukkot banner, waiting to be hung!
- Finished Sukkot banner, waiting to be hung!
- Sukkot banner flags drying before they can be attached to ribbons.
- Sukkot banner in action!
- Sukkot banner in action!
- Sukkot banner in action!
- Close-up of Sukkot banner in action!
- Sukkot banner in action!
Other Sukkot Decorations
- Created in collaboration with a 21-month-old.
- Masking tape relief + finger painting, created in collaboration with a 21-month-old.
- Masking tape relief + finger painting, created in collaboration with a 21-month-old.
Simchat Torah flag
- A sample flag I created for a Simchat Torah flag-making workshop I ran for a room full of kids in 2015.
- A sample flag I created for a Simchat Torah flag-making workshop I ran for a room full of kids in 2015.
- A sample flag I created for a Simchat Torah flag-making workshop I ran for a room full of kids in 2015.
Pesach Puppets and Masks
- Miriam puppet.
- Moshe puppet.
- Pharaoh puppet.
- Bat-Pharaoh puppet, carrying a baby Moshe.
- Frog puppet. (From the plague.)
- “Mommy” puppet–she, too, left Egypt!
- Spiderman puppet. He, too, was apparently part of the Exodus.
- The puppets gather and await the reenactment of the Exodus.
- Little mini-popsicle stick puppets: the Israelites.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
- More pre-Pesach fun: masks.
For more of my personal artwork, click here.