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Tanya Allegory
In this project, students learn about allegories, and use this knowledge to write an allegory based on the Tanya. Throughout, they will practice typing (or hand-writing a final product), creative writing, peer review, and dialogue grammar. It's a great way to infuse Kodesh ideas in a secular class. This is a student favorite! This unit takes about 1.5-2 weeks, based on how you arrange it. Purchase includes a teacher's guide, student handouts, a rubric, and quiz.
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Class Recipe Book
This is a week-long unit, where students get to make a class recipe book. Throughout the week, they will learn about the importance of diction, how to peer-edit, and type their final recipe for print (or hand-write if computers are not available). At the end, students will all receive a copy of their class recipe book to take home! This includes a teachers guide, student handouts, 1 quiz, and a slide deck, all made in Google Docs and Slides.
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The Candy Economy Game
In this activity, students learn the differences between Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, and Fascism, in a game involving candy. Included in this curriculum is a student handout and teacher guide. This has been used as a supplement for teaching Animal Farm, but could be applied to any social sciences classes to teach these concepts.
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