This bundle of Hebrew Four-in-a-Row Worksheets combines Hebrew reading practice with the popular game of Connect Four. The comprehensive set of game-based worksheets focuses on Hebrew vowels, with each set building on the previous one as students progress throughout the school year. Students will have plenty of opportunities to strengthen their Hebrew decoding skills through a fun, game-based learning experience.
 
Hebrew Four-in-a-Row is easy to use! Just grab one copy for each pair and two different colored pencils. Players take turns reading and marking the circles on the board. The first player to mark four in a row in any direction wins the round. Play multiple rounds for additional practice.
 
Contents
Hebrew Four in a Row: Kamatz & Patach Vowel Practice
This edition of Hebrew Four  in a Row is designed for students just beginning their Hebrew literacy journeys. With a whopping 84 practice words targeting simple words and sounds with the kamatz and patach vowels, your students will have plenty of opportunities to strengthen their decoding skills through play and some friendly competition!
 
Hebrew Four in a Row: Sheva Vowel Practice
This edition of Hebrew Four in a Row is designed for progressing Hebrew readers. Through play and some friendly competition, students will strengthen their decoding skills through a targeted set of words focusing on the Sheva vowel. 
 
Hebrew Four in a Row: Cholam vs. Shuruk Vowel Practice
This edition of Hebrew Four in a Row will increase enjoyment, motivation, and a love of learning while strengthening Hebrew literacy skills. Through friendly competition, students will enhance their Hebrew decoding abilities while focusing on differentiating the sounds of the Hebrew vowels. Boards A & B focus on the cholam וֹ and shuruk וּ when combined with the letter vav, while Boards C & D add the cholam without the vav and shuruk with three dots.
 
Hebrew Four in a Row: Stolen Patach Vowel Practice
Hebrew Four in a Row will increase enjoyment, motivation, and a love of learning while strengthening Hebrew literacy skills. Through friendly competition, students will enhance their Hebrew decoding abilities while focusing on the Stolen Patach vowel.