
The Joy of
Jewish Art
for Children

Jewish Art for Children
Unleash their Creativity
and Express Jewish Values
For Parents and Teachers
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100 child-focused projects, for ages 4- 12 and adults.
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Lessons and guidance in fostering creative expression of Jewish values.
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Understand and relate to your child's creative self.
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Deepen communication, through art. Art therapy parallels.
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Art skills and techniques, flexible or according to developmental stages.
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About Devora Piha
Devora Piha is the art teacher you always dreamed of for your children. She is creative, nurturing, and makes Judaism come alive in ways many of us have never imagined.
In this incredible work, Mrs. Piha has gathered together over 30 years of her knowledge, experience and excitement to share with Jewish parents and teachers. She provides dozens of ready-to-go projects as well as countless lessons, ideas, and stories to bring Jewish art into our lives – and hearts.
About the Book
500 pages, divided into 3 sections
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* What is art and creativity?
What is Jewish art and creativity?
Its source
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* Development and communication skills
Good character traits
Using mistakes
Art therapy parallels
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* Materials and techniques with nuances

Who is it for?
Parents
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Teachers
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Art therapists
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Families
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Pre-school
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Multi-cultural programs

What does it teach?
Understanding Jewish art and creativity
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The imagination in depth
Jewish education and values
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A love of children

Workshops
Speaking to groups on understanding and using creativity, and other topics
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* Local in Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel
* Online via Skype or Zoom
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Be in touch: piha1@012.net.il
CONTACT
Questions on implementing creative Jewish expression in your classroom or your home?
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Want feedback on your child's artwork?
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I am eager to help:
Disclaimer
The site owner does not take responsibility for mistakes, incorrect information or problematic results of any kind due to one’s use of the blog or the book.
Advice, instruction, use of photos and questions or other services is subject to the discretion of the site owner (author of The Joy or Jewish Art for Children: A Guide for Parents and Teachers), and her associates.
We try our best for you.