Alef-Bet Trap games are partner-based, interactive, and easy-to-use Hebrew learning games for students at the beginning of their literacy journeys. Through play and some friendly competition, students will practice identifying a targeted group of Hebrew letters or vowels.
 
This generous collection of Hebrew learning games comes with seven adorable Trap Game themes that target a range of letters and/or vowels, plus handy reference guides to assist your students while at play.
 
Best of all, you'll be able to customize and create unlimited games with Google Docs or Canva.
 
Contents
Monster Trap: This edition focuses on the letters of the Hebrew alphabet.
Board 1: Alef, Bet, Vet, Gimmel, Dalet
Board 2: Hay, Vav, Zayin, Chet, Tet
Board 3: Yud, Kaf, Chaf, Lamed, Mem
Board 4: Nun, Samech, Ayin, Pay, Fay
Board 5: Tzadee, Koof, Resh, Shin, Sin, Tav
 
Mouse Trap: Students will match the Hebrew letters to their final counterparts.
Board 1: Match the Hebrew Letters to their Final Counterparts. 
Board 2: Match and read the Hebrew Letters with the words containing their final counterparts.
Board 3:Match and read the Hebrew Letters with the words containing their final counterparts.
Final Letter Reference Guide
 
Alef-Bet Trap Games for Look-Alike Letters
Troll Trap, Alien Trap, and Yeti Trap are interactive games that help improve letter identification skills by challenging students to spot the difference between similar-looking letters
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Board 1: Students will improve their Hebrew letter recognition of the Hebrew letters bet, vet, kaf, chaf, and tav.
Board 2: Students will improve their Hebrew letter recognition of the Hebrew letters resh, dalet, vav, zayin, hay, and chet.
Board 3: Students will improve their Hebrew letter recognition of the Hebrew letters ayin, tzadee, tet, samech, pay, and fay.
 
Dragon Trap: This edition focuses on the kamatz, patch, chataf patach, chirik, sheva, tsere, segol, chataf segol, kibbutz, shuruk, and cholam vowels.
Board 1- Students will practice identifying vowel sounds combined with the letter Alef to emphasize individual phonetic sounds of the vowels.
Board 2- Students will improve their decoding skills by focusing on a specific group of Hebrew letters and vowels.
Board 3- Bonus Iguana Trap Game for Letter Recognition.
Hebrew Vowel Reference Guide
 
No dice? No problem! Printable dice templates are provided.
 
How to Play
Both players will need a copy of the sheet, a pencil, and a die to share. Take turns rolling the die and shading in the boxes with the corresponding letters. For example, if you roll five in Monster Trap, shade in any box with the corresponding. The first player to shade in eight boxes surrounding a fly wins!