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Hebrew: Hebrew Through Prayer
Students will achieve fluent siddur reading and an understanding of the key prayers and blessings of Jewish life in this three-year course on how to pray in Hebrew.
"Hebrew Through Prayer allows us to address what's
important in Jewish prayer life. As students learn each prayer, they feel more and more comfortable with
the service. One prayer builds upon another until students can fully participate in the synagogue.
One of my students said, 'This book makes me feel spiritual while I learn the prayers.'"
Jackie Fleekop
Director of Religious Education
Congregation Ner Tamid, Las Vegas, NV
Chair of CAJE
Supplementary Schools Network
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Upon completion of Hebrew Through Prayer, students can:
- Read the major prayers of the Friday Evening and Shabbat Morning services with fluency and confidence and understand the theme of each one
- Know the key roots and vocabulary of the major prayers and be able to apply this knowledge to any prayer in the siddur
- Understand the relevance of the prayers in their lives and connect each one to a Jewish ethical value
- Recognize the sources of the prayers
Special features of the series:
- Each chapter is built around one prayer or two related prayers
- A clear, open design allows students to progress easily through the text
- Common prayer reading problems are isolated for practice, providing reinforcement throughout
- The text approximates the order of the prayer service, introducing prayers in their correct liturgical settings
- Photographs of students and families in synagogue and ritual settings illustrate prayer as an integral part of a student's life
- A wide variety of games and exercises keep students active and motivated
- Worksheets in the Teacher's Editions allow teachers to easily assess student progress
- Gender-neutral translations included
Family Education
The Teacher's Editions offer many opportunities for family learning:
- "As a Family" worksheets bring prayer study home
- Family Educational programs, including Hebrew Name Day and a Family Shabbat Dinner
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Curriculum Call-Out
Q: Which primer should I use before Hebrew Through Prayer?
A: Shalom Uvrachah--The New Hebrew Primer.
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