Tefillah Dots & Boxes: Kedushah Prayer

Tefillah Dots & Boxes: Kedushah Edition is a two-player Hebrew reading game that helps students build fluency with key words from the Kedushah prayer. As students play, they read recurring prayer vocabulary aloud, giving them repeated practice with words they will see and hear during tefillah.
 
The game follows the classic dots-and-boxes format with a “Say it before you Play it” rule. Partners take turns drawing a line between two neighboring dots, and whenever a line crosses a Hebrew word, the player reads it aloud before the move counts. Completing the fourth side of a box lets the player claim it and take another turn. When the grid is full, the player with the most boxes wins. Because every move includes Hebrew reading practice, students review Kedushah vocabulary throughout the game.
 
The download includes two game boards for multiple rounds, a reference sheet with the Kedushah text and English translation, and printed instructions. Print enough for the class and reuse the boards year after year.
 
This resource is part of a larger collection — explore the complete Tefillah Activity Set for more like this.