Over 15 years ago, when I first taught about Teshuvah, I created these mini edible SORRY games and gave one to each student. Now, as an evergrowing educator, I have shifted the experience. Today, I have my students design and assemble the boxes themselves.
A quick disclaimer: You can choose to use the board game as an actual game or just as a prop. Included is a creative worksheet that reviews key ideas about Teshuvah while adding a fun, edible twist. Ever since I first made these 16 years ago, every time I see a SORRY board I immediately think of Teshuvah and that class.
Adapting for different ages:
Younger students can use the included PDF with pre-made questions and reflective prompts.
Older students can also write their own game directions that include class learning or research on Teshuvah.
Supplies and Links
All supplies are in this one link
Link to the boxes – I designed the covers and boards to fit these (size 3.62 × 1.98 × 1.02 inches)
Link to edible kosher markers – These are my favorite, but many local grocery stores carry them too.
Link to mini marshmallows -They are pricey online, so it is usually better to buy them locally.
Link to Mike n Ikes – I like this flavor mix for its color variety, but any candy works. (always very the kosher symbol once it arrives!)
Click here to download the PDF with directions, printables, worksheet and answer key
I love to hear which resources work for you, so if you used these, I’d love to hear how it went!
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Good luck,
Mushkie
evergrowingeducator
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