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Zentangle Through a Jewish Lens
I was fortunate enough to procure a grant from the Hadar Community Groups fund to faciliate an 8-week class exploring the Zentangle drawing process through a Jewish lens. Each week, we did some Jewish learning and then did a Zentangle activity. At the end of each class, we put all our tiles together to see… Continue Reading →
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All in the cards, part two
So my cards are done, but of course I wanted a fun way to keep them together (other than a rubber band, of course). I used the Cricut Explore 2 in the makerspace to cut glitter cardstock using a box template I created online. The cardstock looks great, and built a sturdy box, but it’s… Continue Reading →
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It’s all in the cards
I’m doing a teacher reflection activity next month, and I wanted a fun way to provide the prompts and model using sublimation on something other than t-shirts. I created the artwork in Canva and purchased a set of dry erase playing cards, figuring that they would accept the sublimation ink. They did, after a ton… Continue Reading →
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Making tallitot
One of my favorite activities is going to URJ Camp Newman during the summer to make tallitot with high school aged campers in the Hagigah program. It’s a fantastic way to spend two weeks. In 2020, because of Covid, we did “Zoomin’ with Newman” and, as a result, there are a ton of resources here.… Continue Reading →
Debbie Harris
Debbie Harris is a maker, an artist and a connector. Now retired from day school administration, she is excited to introduce people to the Zentangle method of drawing. Debbie has an education degree from Northwestern University with a concentration in instructional media and a master’s degree in professional Jewish studies from Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership.
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