Using Improv Games in Jewish Educational Setting

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Improv and theater games are a wonderful way to infuse playfulness into any setting. However, they can also be powerfully utilized in Jewish setting to create a sense of community and belonging among learners. In this resource are some suggestions for activities that can be adapted for grades K-8 and some big ideas to help educators develop their own games. 

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Ella Metuki

Ella Metuki is a Jewish educator with over a decade of experience teaching Hebrew, Israel and Jewish life in supplementary education settings. Ella is a curriculum writer specializing in game-based, project-based and creative education for tots, tykes and teens. Ella is currently the Manager of the Jewish Educator Portal at the Jewish Educator Project, bringing quality resources to educators worldwide! 

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