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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 →
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The makerspace is real!
After a year of planning, after two years of teaching on a cart, after 25 years of being in educational technology, I’ve got a new home. We built a beautiful new makerspace over the summer! Right now, I’m teaching 3rd through 8th grade in there and it’s been a wild five weeks of school! 7th… Continue Reading →
Debbie Harris
Debbie Harris is the director of educational technology at the Sager Solomon Schechter Day School in Northbrook, IL. Involved in Jewish education for over thirty years, she 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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