About two weeks ago we told about the ClapLab workshop on Hanukkah games .
Workshop for Hanukkah games
The workshop was held on Wednesday 11/30/22 in a Zoom meeting. The workshop participants were the game creators of ClapLab.
The workshop included training and an explanation of the games that can be created in the generator, the difference between group games and individual games and some other tips and options for creating games in the generator.
After the explanations and details, the participants chose the games they wanted to create, the target age of the players and what style the games they created would be.
The participants worked together and separately on games and received great games for the Hanukkah holiday!
The games created in the workshop
The games created by the participants are varied and special and below is the list of the games, an explanation of them and links so that you too can enjoy the games.
Puzzle game for Hanukkah – finding the lost urn
The creator of the game: Elisheva
Target age: Primary ages 3 and up
Game Type: Puzzle
Game group: individual game
Elisheva created a Hanukkah themed puzzle game. The puzzle game is a question puzzle type, where in order to get the puzzle pieces you have to answer a question and then you get the part that needs to be put together.
Link to the game Finding the Lost Jar A puzzle game for Hanukkah>>
Crackers game for Hanukkah – high school level and above
Creators of the game: Alona Katovitz and Esnat Kaliman
Target age: high school and above
Game Type: Cracks
Group game: team game
Esnat and Alona teamed up to create a particularly challenging game based on the pattern of the cracking game.
The game combines questions where players are hinted at the first letter in the answer and they must type the correct answer.
The aim of the game: to create a sequence of squares from right to left or from top to bottom.
Link to the cracking game for Hanukkah>>
A line drawing game and a true/false game – special for Hanukkah
Game creator: Keren Rosenzweig
Target age: elementary grades 1-2
Type of game: drawing a line and playing true/false
Game group: individual game
Keren created two great games during the workshop and managed to design both in record time.
In the “drawing a line” game, the players have to draw a line between Hanukkah concepts and the pictures that correspond to them.
And in the “True/False” game you have to choose whether the sentence is written and punctuated correctly or incorrectly.
Link to the game of drawing a line for the Hanukkah holiday – Rosenzweig Foundation >>
Link to the Hanukkah true-false game – Rosenzweig Foundation >>
Photo discovery game for the Hanukkah holiday – Tova
Game creator: Tova
Target age: Elementary
Game Type: Image Discovery
Game group: individual game
Tova created a great game where you choose a slot and in each slot you choose a question comes up. If the question is answered correctly, a part of the image will be revealed under the selected slot.
The goal – to reveal the whole picture and discover it.
Link to the Hanukkah picture discovery game – Tova>>
Crack game 2 – Liat
Game creator: Liat
Target age: high school
Game Type: Cracks
Group game: team game
Liat made a great cracking game for competition between groups in the class. The game combines knowledge questions about Hanukkah. thematic
The questions and content are adapted to middle school age and the game is of course ready to play.
Crackers game for Hanukkah – high school – Liat >>
Discovery game 9 for Hanukkah – ClapLab team
The creator of the game: Discovery 9 (nine squared)
Target age: Elementary
Game Type: Discovery 9
Game group: individual game
The plan was that the ClapLab team would accompany the creators in training, adding images, etc.
However, we’ve seen participants get by on their own and create great games. So we took advantage of the time and created ourselves a game for Hanukkah 🙂
In the game, questions appear inside the table, the answers to which appear in another slot in the table.
The players click on the correct answer and the slot they clicked on becomes the slot of the next question.
Nine in the square Hanukkah – ClapLab team>>
Additional games produced in the workshop
In the workshop there were other participants who participated and produced games. The games they created were not fully completed so we did not add them to the list of games.
Among the games created: a Hanukkah bingo game, a Hanukkah trivia game and much more 🙂
Thank you to all the participants of the workshop who created great games, shared with us the experience of creating games and helped us add light, knowledge and joy to the Hanukkah holiday.
ClapLab workshops
In the coming months, we are delivering ClapLab workshops across the country to schools, academic colleges, generator subscribers and other places that want to create a different and innovative study and learning experience.
If you are interested in such a workshop, you are welcome to contact us and we will be happy to come to you for an amazing workshop of creation and creativity.
The workshop is approved in the Gefen program of the education game and the generator is approved in the content tender.
Happy Hanukkah everyone!
