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Discover printable and digital teaching resources for Hebrew reading practice, vocabulary, and Jewish heritage education. Content is most suitable for upper elementary and middle school students in a Hebrew School setting.
In addition to low-prep games, this collection of "no drill" Hebrew worksheets is structured to integrate cooperative learning within the subject matter. This style of learning has proven to assist in memorization and a deeper understanding of classroom material.
As Hebrew school attendance rates continue to decline, teachers want access to fresh material rather than teaching to a book. Yet, finding it has been an ongoing struggle.
These non-traditional Hebrew worksheets and distance learning materials fill this void. Offering Hebrew resources in an "a la carte'' style fashion allows teachers the luxury of differentiating their instruction by picking and choosing what is best for their students, rather than teaching to a book.
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Moreover, because the material is designed to create social opportunities, classmates organically forge stronger connections among peers.
Hebrew 4 in a Row is just one example of a "no prep" solution. With just a photocopy and two different colored pencils, Hebrew reading practice quickly turns into a motivating competition as classmates ambitiously strive to be the first to read 4 Hebrew words in a row.
When teachers bring Hebrew learning games into their classrooms, their students are more likely to find joy in their Hebrew School experience.
Benifits of bringing social opportunities into Hebrew School Classrooms
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EXTENDS
LEARNING
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MOTIVATING
BUILDS A
KEHILLAH
COLLABORATION
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VOCABULARY
BUILDING
FOSTERS
CONNECTIONS
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