Etched Glass Havdalah Set

Item Number: PRSHA12-SH027

Date Submitted: 05/09/2014

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This is an etched glass Havdalah set that can be on display year round as a beautiful piece of Judaica. This project is fairly simple to do but has big "Wow!" affect

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Publisher:	Walder Education
Founding Director:	Mrs. Rouhama Garelick

Size:	8.5"x11"
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Grade(s):	3rd-5th Grade 6th-8th Grade High School
Resource Type(s):	Projects
Subject(s):	Holidays and Shabbos, Shabbos

Goals and Objectives:	The students will reinforce their knowledge of Havdalah as they create this beautiful Havdalah set that they will be proud to present to friends and family.
Skills Developed:	Fine motor skills (brushing, arranging), focus on task, hand-eye coordination, visual-spatial, ability to follow instructions

Glass (ours is from the dollar store)
small glass bottle (from the dollar store)
glass plate (from the dollar store)
Label paper Stickers (star stickers of all sizes make good designs for this project)
Printer "Armor Etch" Foam paint brush Rubber gloves

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