Karen Krieger

Designed and delivered engaging Judaic Studies lessons for students in grades 3-7, focusing on Jewish history, traditions, texts, and holidays.

Implemented an engaging curriculum that integrates traditional Jewish learning with interactive activities, storytelling, and multimedia resources to enhance student understanding.

Fostered a positive, inclusive classroom environment where students of all backgrounds feel connected to Jewish heritage and community.

Developed and led hands-on projects and holiday celebrations, including art, music, and drama, to reinforce key Judaic concepts and cultural practices.

Worked closely with parents and other educators to ensure a holistic, community-centered approach to Jewish education both inside and outside the classroom.

• Designed and implemented a dynamic library program for grades 3-8, fostering a love for reading, research, and technology.
• Manage day-to-day operations of two school libraries, overseeing library resources, staff scheduling, and student access to materials.
• Developed and maintained a flexible scheduling system to support student needs and align with curriculum standards.
• Created and delivered engaging literacy programs tailored to grades 3-8, encouraging independent reading, comprehension, and critical thinking.
• Led digital literacy initiatives for students and faculty, focusing on internet safety, research skills, and media analysis for middle-grade learners.
• Integrated technology tools and digital resources into research instruction, enhancing student capabilities in online research, presentation tools, and digital storytelling.
• Collaborated closely with classroom teachers to design cross-curricular projects that utilize library resources, promoting inquiry-based learning and information literacy.
• Curated diverse reading materials, including contemporary literature and informational texts, to meet the varied interests and learning levels of all students.