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Full Name

Amy Deutsch

Website

http://www.kveller.com

Bio

Amy is a Jewish educator and a mom. After graduating from Brandeis University she received a master’s degree at the Jewish Theological Seminary where she was a Wexner Fellow. Over the past 10 years Amy has developed experience in teaching, family education, camp, curriculum writing, and most recently, has begun teaching “Baby & Me” classes.

Posts by amyd:

• Mar 5 2012
  Awesome Purim Crafts

  Purim is one of those Jewish holidays that lends itself so easily to crafting. From making mishloach manot (goody bags) to groggers (noisemakers) to costumes, there’s just so much to do. We’ve collected some of our favorite crafts for you … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 21 2012
  More Cookies

  In case you’d forgotten, we’re still in the midst of our cookie contest.

 

• Feb 17 2012
  Friday Night Dinner: Moroccan Inspiration

  Kveller was recently introduced to personal chef Rebecca Bazini, who’s a French ex-pat cooking her way through New York City. She volunteered to share a couple of recipes with us that she promises aren’t too hard, and are a delicious … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 15 2012
  Cookie Contest!

  Last week, the Kveller office was graced with a pretty incredible package of cookies. They were so good that we ate them all. In a week. Yes, yes, we did.

 

• Feb 10 2012
  Friday Night: All About Six Words

  I recently was told about this really cool project, the six-word memoir. Now, many of you have probably already heard of it–sometimes I can be behind the times–but if not, it’s pretty self-explanatory. How to write a six-word memoir? Sum … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 8 2012
  Fun Stuff to Do on Tu Bishvat

  So you’re looking for a way to celebrate Tu Bishvat with your kids? Don’t feel like just drawing a tree on paper and sticking it up on the wall? Well, you’re in luck. We’ve done some research and found some … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 3 2012
  Friday Night: Tu Bishvat Recipe Roundup

  Well, it’s that time of year again: the birthday of the trees. My 2.5-year-old loves celebrating birthdays, so I think we’ll have to do something special for all those trees. As usual, I look to the internet for my inspiration–and … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 1 2012
  Our Israeli Friends in Brooklyn

  Last year I wrote a post about Israelis in Brooklyn, this amazing organization started by a local Israeli momma who wanted her kids to have a greater connection to their Israeli roots. She banded together with friends, neighbors, and community … Continue reading →

 

• Jan 31 2012
  Baruch Dayan HaEmet

  Ayelet did have a transplant, at the end of August, but after months of hospitalization, this morning it proved to not be enough to save her life.

 

• Jan 30 2012
  Contest: Make-Your-Own-Book

  Now that my daughter is 2.5-years-old, our lives have changed a bit.

 

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